As Três Irmãs e o Véu
Dois Contos de Júlia Lopes de Almeida
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As Três Irmãs e o Véu
Narrated by:
Gabriela Stampacchio
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Narrated by:
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Gabriela Stampacchio
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Tereza é a protagonista do conto As três irmãs. Presentindo que vai morrer, ela escreve a suas duas irmãs - Lucinda e Violeta - para que elas fossem ao Rio de Janeiro fazer a partilha dos seus bens. Esse reencontro sairá conforme Tereza imagina? O protagonista do conto "O véu", está viajando para a casa dos pais, no interior de São Paulo, depois de ser reprovado no curso de medicina. No trem, ele avista duas mulheres, uma delas usando um véu grosso. Ele se apaixona por ela e desiste de seguir a viagem. Mas, no fim, ele tem uma surpresa.
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