The riders move on
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A um sinal de Álvaro de Sá, os cavaleiros prosseguiram a sua marcha, e entranharam-se de novo na floresta.
At a sign from Álvaro de Sá, the riders resumed their march and plunged once more into the forest.
At a sign from Álvaro de Sá, the horsemen resume their march and plunge again into the forest.
Álvaro — the novel's honorable young man, and Loredano's rival — dismisses the standoff with a gentleman's economy: a sign, and the column moves. He grants Peri his fight without a word.
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