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O Guarani 9.25 · 9.25

He drove his dagger into the wall

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Tirou a sua adaga e cravou-a na parede tão longe quanto lhe permitiu a curva que o braço era obrigado a fazer para abarcar o ângulo.

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Loredano draws his dagger and plants it in the wall, as far out as the reach of his arm around the corner would allow.

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