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A Colcha Nupcial e as Laranjas
- Dois Contos de Valentim Magalhães
- Narrated by: Lu Affonso
- Length: 25 mins
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A Colcha Nupcial e as Laranjas
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
O leitor encontra aqui dois contos que trazem por tema a morte. No conto A colcha nupcial, Valentim Magalhães faz uso de um item de enxoval, a colcha do casamento, como metáfora do ciclo da vida. Por enredo, o sofrimento da jovem Amelita no leito de morte de sua mãe. Em As laranjas, por sua vez, Isabelinha é a jovem sofredora com a morte da mãe. D. Josefina. "No sobradinho do morro de Paula Matos nem mais se ouvia o cantar dos gaturamos e dos canários, nem modinhas faceiras de Isabelinha"... era a morte que rondava.
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