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O Guarani 11.12 · 11.12

She would have blamed any cause but the true one

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Mas ainda que visse a perturbação da moça e o choque que ela tinha sentido, decerto atribuiria isso a qualquer outro motivo, menos ao verdadeiro.

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But even had she seen the young woman's disturbance and the shock she had felt, she would surely have attributed it to some other cause, anything but the true one.

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