'Come, my people'
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Vamos, minha gente.
Come, my people.
The old woman gathers the others and leads them out, and the address is warm: 'minha gente,' my people, my folk — the bond of kinship the senzala makes among those thrown together in it. She takes the quarrelers away and leaves Isaura the solitude she asked for.
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