A ESCRAVA ISAURA

A Escrava Isaura 6.84 · 6.84

Here is why I came

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— Eis aqui ao que vim, senhor meo,— disse Miguel,

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'Here is what I came for, my good sir,' said Miguel,

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'Eis aqui ao que vim' — here is my errand, laid out plainly. Miguel wastes no words; the whole scene turns on the wallet he is about to draw, and he comes to the point like an honest man who expects an honest answer.

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