D. Antônio begins to weaken
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D. Antônio começou a refletir seriamente sobre o que dizia sua mulher, e a pensar no sem-número de faniquitos, desmaios e arrufos que ia produzir o terror pânico justificado pelo fato do índio; contudo conservava ainda a esperança de conseguir acalmá-la e dissuadi-la.
D. Antônio began to reflect seriously on what his wife said, and to think of the countless fits, faints, and sulks the panic terror — justified by the índio's deed — would produce; yet he still kept the hope of managing to calm and dissuade her.
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