The dog's paws stained with blood
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Aproximou-se então da índia, repetiu o mesmo movimento e como fosse mal acolhido ainda, saltou sobre o algodão, e mordeu-o: a mulher tomou-o pela coleira de frutos que trazia ao pescoço, sacudiu-o pelas costas, e arranjou as suas pastas; mas estavam tintas de sangue.
It approached the índia then, repeated the same move; and as it was again ill received, it jumped onto the cotton and bit it: the woman took it by the collar of fruits it wore at its neck, shook it by the back, and set its paws right; but they were stained with blood.
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