D. Antônio and Isabel
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D. Antônio de Mariz, sentado junto de sua mulher, contemplava por entre uma abertura das folhas o céu azul e aveludado de nossa terra, que os filhos da Europa não se cansam de admirar. Isabel, encostada a uma palmeira nova, olhava a correnteza do rio, murmurando baixinho uma trova de Bernardim Ribeiro.
D. Antônio de Mariz, seated beside his wife, gazed through a gap in the leaves at the blue, velvety sky of our land, which the children of Europe never tire of admiring. Isabel, leaning against a young palm, watched the current of the river, softly humming a ballad of Bernardim Ribeiro.
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