A little dog, then a falling índia
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Cecília havia dito uma palavra, e ele que não discutia os desejos de sua senhora, tomara o seu arco e seu clavinote e se tinha posto a caminho. Chegava a um pequeno regato, quando um cãozinho felpudo saiu do mato, e logo depois uma índia que deu dois passos e caiu ferida por uma bala.
Cecília had said a word, and he, who did not question his mistress's wishes, had taken his bow and his light musket and set out. He was reaching a little brook when a shaggy little dog came out of the brush, and right after it an índia who took two steps and fell, wounded by a bullet.
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