Cecília and the hummingbirds
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Quando Cecília se cansou de admirá-los, tomou-os um por um, beijou-os, aqueceu-os no seio, e sentiu não ser uma flor bela e perfumada para que eles a beijassem também, e esvoaçassem constantemente em torno dela.
When Cecília tired of admiring them, she took them one by one, kissed them, warmed them at her breast, and felt sorry not to be a lovely fragrant flower so that they too might kiss her and flutter constantly around her.
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