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O Guarani 18.63 · 18.63

Corsairs, then the open world

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Aí armava navios de corso, voltava ao Brasil, explorava o seu tesouro, tirava dele riquezas imensas e... E o mundo abria-se diante de seus olhos, cheio de esperança, de futuro e felicidade.

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There he would fit out privateer ships, return to Brazil, work his treasure, draw immense riches from it, and... And the world opened before his eyes, full of hope, of future and happiness.

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