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[Picture: "Oh, sir! can you be Peter?"]

[Imagem: "Oh, senhor! Pode ser o Pedro?"]

CRANFORD

CRANFORD

_by_

_por_

_Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell_

_Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell_

[Picture: Picture of lady pouring tea]

[Imagem: Imagem de senhora a servir chá]

_With twenty-five coloured illustrations_

_Com vinte e cinco ilustrações coloridas_

_by C. E. Brock_

_por C. E. Brock_

[Picture: Decorative graphic]

[Imagem: Gráfico decorativo]

1904

1904

_London. J. M. Dent & Co._

_Londres. J. M. Dent & Co._

_New York. E. P. Dutton & Co._

_Nova Iorque. E. P. Dutton & Co._

CONTENTS

ÍNDICE

CHAPTER I. OUR SOCIETY

CAPÍTULO I. A NOSSA SOCIEDADE

CHAPTER II. THE CAPTAIN

CAPÍTULO II. O CAPITÃO

CHAPTER III. A LOVE AFFAIR OF LONG AGO

CAPÍTULO III. UMA HISTÓRIA DE AMOR DE OUTROS TEMPOS

CHAPTER IV. A VISIT TO AN OLD BACHELOR

CAPÍTULO IV. UMA VISITA A UM VELHO SOLTEIRÃO

CHAPTER V. OLD LETTERS

CAPÍTULO V. CARTAS ANTIGAS

CHAPTER VI. POOR PETER

CAPÍTULO VI. O POBRE PEDRO

CHAPTER VII. VISITING

CAPÍTULO VII. VISITAS

CHAPTER VIII. "YOUR LADYSHIP"

CAPÍTULO VIII. "VOSSA SENHORIA"

CHAPTER IX. SIGNOR BRUNONI

CAPÍTULO IX. O SENHOR BRUNONI

CHAPTER X. THE PANIC

CAPÍTULO X. O PÂNICO

CHAPTER XI. SAMUEL BROWN

CAPÍTULO XI. SAMUEL BROWN

CHAPTER XII. ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED

CAPÍTULO XII. NOIVOS

CHAPTER XIII. STOPPED PAYMENT

CAPÍTULO XIII. PAGAMENTO SUSPENSO

CHAPTER XIV. FRIENDS IN NEED

CAPÍTULO XIV. AMIGOS NA ADVERSIDADE

CHAPTER XV. A HAPPY RETURN

CAPÍTULO XV. UM FELIZ REGRESSO

CHAPTER XVI. PEACE TO CRANFORD

CAPÍTULO XVI. PAZ A CRANFORD

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

LISTA DE ILUSTRAÇÕES

"Oh, sir! Can you be Peter?"

"Oh, senhor! Pode ser o Pedro?"

A magnificent family red silk umbrella

Um magnífico guarda-chuva de seda vermelha da família

Meekly going to her pasture

Indo mansamente para o seu pasto

Endeavouring to beguile her into conversation

Esforçando-se por a seduzir para uma conversa

She brought the affrighted carter ... into the drawing-room

Ela trouxe o aterrorizado carroceiro ... para a sala de estar

"With his arm round Miss Jessie's waist!"

"Com o braço à volta da cintura da senhorita Jessie!"

Mr Holbrook ... bade us good-bye

O Sr. Holbrook ... despediu-se de nós

Now, what colour are ash-buds in March?

Então, de que cor são os rebentos do freixo em março?

I made use of the time to think of many other things

Aproveitei o tempo para pensar em muitas outras coisas

"Confound the woman!"

"Maldita mulher!"

The temptation of the comfortable arm-chair had been too much for her

A tentação da confortável poltrona tinha sido demasiada para ela

Mr Mulliner

O Sr. Mulliner

We gave her a tea-spoonful of currant jelly

Demos-lhe uma colher de chá de geleia de groselha

Afraid of matrimonial reports

Com medo de rumores matrimoniais

Asked him to take care of us

Pedimos-lhe que tomasse conta de nós

Slaughterous and indiscriminate directions

Indicações mortíferas e indiscriminadas

Would stretch out their little arms

Estendiam os seus bracinhos

"What do you think, Miss Matty?

"O que pensa, senhorita Matty?

Vocabulary

Imagem
ee-MAH-zheng — Image; a visual representation or picture.
Oh
oh — Oh; exclamation expressing surprise or emotion.
senhor
sen-YOR — Sir, mister; polite title for a man.
Pode
POH-deh — Can, is able to; third-person singular of poder.
ser
sehr — To be; fundamental linking verb in Portuguese.
por
por — By, for, through; common Portuguese preposition.
de
deh — Of, from; very common Portuguese preposition.
senhora
sen-YO-rah — Ma'am, lady, Mrs.; polite title for a woman.
a
ah — The (feminine singular); definite article in Portuguese.
servir
ser-VEER — To serve; to provide food, drink, or assistance.
chá
shah — Tea; the popular hot beverage made from leaves.
Com
kong — With; preposition indicating accompaniment or means.
vinte
VEEN-teh — Twenty; the number 20.
e
ee — And; basic coordinating conjunction in Portuguese.
cinco
SEEN-koo — Five; the number 5.
ilustrações
ee-loos-trah-SOYNS — Illustrations; pictures or drawings in a book.
coloridas
koo-loo-REE-dahs — Colored, colorful; having multiple colors applied.
Gráfico
GRAH-fee-koo — Graphic, chart; relating to visual design or images.
decorativo
deh-koo-rah-TEE-voo — Decorative; serving as ornament or aesthetic embellishment.
Londres
LON-drehs — London; capital city of the United Kingdom.
Nova
NOH-vah — New (feminine); adjective describing something recently made.
Iorque
ee-OR-keh — York; used in 'Nova Iorque' meaning New York.
ÍNDICE
EEN-dee-seh — Index, table of contents; list of topics covered.
CAPÍTULO
kah-PEE-too-loo — Chapter; a main division of a book.
NOSSA
NOH-sah — Our (feminine); first-person plural possessive adjective.
SOCIEDADE
soh-see-eh-DAH-deh — Society; a community or organized group of people.
CAPITÃO
kah-pee-TOWN — Captain; military or naval officer of rank.
UMA
OO-mah — A, an (feminine); indefinite article in Portuguese.
HISTÓRIA
ees-TOH-ree-ah — Story, history; a narrative or account of events.
AMOR
ah-MOR — Love; deep romantic or affectionate feeling.
OUTROS
OH-troos — Other (masculine plural); referring to additional things.
TEMPOS
TEM-poos — Times, eras; periods or epochs in history.
VISITA
vee-ZEE-tah — Visit; the act of going to see someone.
UM
oong — A, one (masculine); indefinite article or number.
VELHO
VEL-yoo — Old; describing advanced age in a person.
SOLTEIRÃO
sol-teh-ee-ROWN — Old bachelor; an older man who never married.
CARTAS
KAR-tahs — Letters; written communications sent to someone.
ANTIGAS
an-TEE-gahs — Old, ancient (feminine plural); belonging to past times.
POBRE
POH-breh — Poor; lacking wealth or inspiring pity.
VISITAS
vee-ZEE-tahs — Visits; multiple acts of going to see someone.
VOSSA
VOH-sah — Your (formal feminine); polite possessive form of address.
SENHORIA
sen-yo-REE-ah — Lordship, Your Honor; formal title of address.
SENHOR
sen-YOR — Sir, mister; respectful title used for men.
PÂNICO
PAH-nee-koo — Panic; sudden overwhelming fear or anxiety.
NOIVOS
NOY-voos — Fiancés, engaged couple; people betrothed to marry.
PAGAMENTO
pah-gah-MEN-too — Payment; the act of paying money owed.
SUSPENSO
soos-PEN-soo — Suspended, on hold; temporarily stopped or withheld.
AMIGOS
ah-MEE-goos — Friends; people with whom one has close bonds.
NA
nah — In the (feminine); contraction of 'em' and 'a'.
ADVERSIDADE
ahd-ver-see-DAH-deh — Adversity; difficult or challenging circumstances in life.
FELIZ
feh-LEEZ — Happy; feeling or expressing joy and contentment.
REGRESSO
reh-GREH-soo — Return; the act of coming back to a place.
PAZ
pahz — Peace; state of calm, harmony, and absence of conflict.
LISTA
LEES-tah — List; a series of items written in sequence.
ILUSTRAÇÕES
ee-loos-trah-SOYNS — Illustrations; pictures or drawings accompanying a text.
Um
oong — A, one (masculine); indefinite article or numeral.
magnífico
mag-NEE-fee-koo — Magnificent; impressively beautiful or grand in appearance.
guarda-chuva
GWAR-dah-SHOO-vah — Umbrella; device used for protection against rain.
seda
SEH-dah — Silk; a fine, smooth, luxurious natural fabric.
vermelha
ver-MEL-yah — Red (feminine); the color red.
da
dah — Of the (feminine); contraction of 'de' and 'a'.
família
fah-MEE-lee-ah — Family; a group of people related by blood.
Indo
EEN-doo — Going; present participle of verb 'ir' (to go).
mansamente
man-sah-MEN-teh — Gently, meekly; in a calm and docile manner.
para
PAH-rah — To, for, toward; preposition indicating direction or purpose.
seu
seh-oo — His, her, its, your; third-person possessive pronoun.
pasto
PAHS-too — Pasture, grazing land; field where animals graze.
Esforçando
esh-for-SAN-doo — Striving, making an effort; exerting oneself toward goal.
se
seh — Himself, herself, itself; reflexive pronoun in Portuguese.
seduzir
seh-doo-ZEER — To seduce; to attract or lead someone astray.
uma
OO-mah — A, one (feminine); indefinite article in Portuguese.
conversa
kon-VER-sah — Conversation; a spoken exchange between people.
Ela
EH-lah — She, her; third-person feminine singular pronoun.
trouxe
TROH-sheh — Brought; past tense of 'trazer' (to bring).
aterrorizado
ah-teh-ro-ree-ZAH-doo — Terrified; overcome with intense fear or dread.
sala
SAH-lah — Room, living room; main reception room in home.
estar
esh-TAR — To be; verb expressing temporary state or location.
braço
BRAH-soo — Arm; the upper limb of the human body.
à
ah — To the (feminine); contraction of 'a' and 'a'.
volta
VOL-tah — Around, turn; used in 'à volta de' meaning around.
cintura
seen-TOO-rah — Waist; the narrow part of the human torso.
senhorita
sen-yo-REE-tah — Miss; polite title for an unmarried young woman.
Sr.
sen-YOR — Mr.; abbreviation of 'Senhor', title for a man.
despediu
desh-peh-dee-OO — Bid farewell, dismissed; past tense of 'despedir'.
nós
nohsh — We, us; first-person plural personal pronoun.
Então
en-TOWN — Then, so; adverb or conjunction indicating sequence.
que
keh — That, what, which; very common Portuguese conjunction.
cor
kor — Color; visual property of objects due to light.
são
sown — Are; third-person plural of verb 'ser' (to be).
os
oosh — The (masculine plural); definite article in Portuguese.
rebentos
reh-BEN-toosh — Buds, shoots; new growths appearing on plants.
do
doo — Of the (masculine); contraction of 'de' and 'o'.
em
eng — In, at, on; basic Portuguese preposition of location.
março
MAR-soo — March; the third month of the year.
Aproveitei
ah-pro-vay-TAY — I took advantage of, I made use of time.
tempo
TEM-poo — Time, weather; duration or atmospheric conditions.
pensar
pen-SAR — To think; to reflect or consider mentally.
muitas
MWEE-tahs — Many (feminine plural); a large number of things.
outras
OH-trahs — Other (feminine plural); referring to additional items.
coisas
KOY-zahs — Things; general term for objects or matters.
Maldita
mal-DEE-tah — Damned, cursed (feminine); expressing strong disapproval.
mulher
moo-LYEHR — Woman, wife; adult female person.
tentação
ten-tah-SOWN — Temptation; strong urge or enticement toward something.
confortável
kon-for-TAH-vel — Comfortable; providing physical ease and relaxation.
poltrona
pol-TROH-nah — Armchair; a large comfortable chair with armrests.
tinha
TEEN-yah — Had; imperfect past tense of 'ter' (to have).
sido
SEE-doo — Been; past participle of verb 'ser' (to be).
demasiada
deh-mah-zee-AH-dah — Too much (feminine); exceeding what is appropriate.
ela
EH-lah — She, her; third-person feminine singular pronoun.
Demos
DEH-moosh — We gave; first-person plural past of 'dar'.
lhe
lyeh — To him, to her; indirect object pronoun.
colher
koo-LYEHR — Spoon; a utensil used for eating or serving.
geleia
zheh-LAY-ah — Jelly, jam; sweet fruit preserve spread on bread.
groselha
groo-ZEL-yah — Currant, gooseberry; small tart berry used in preserves.
medo
MEH-doo — Fear; an unpleasant emotion caused by perceived danger.
rumores
roo-MOR-ehs — Rumors; unverified stories circulating among people.
matrimoniais
mah-tree-moh-nee-AYS — Matrimonial; relating to marriage or wedlock.
Pedimos
peh-DEE-moosh — We asked, we requested; past tense of 'pedir'.
tomasse
too-MAH-seh — Would take, should take; imperfect subjunctive of 'tomar'.
conta
KON-tah — Account, care; used in 'tomar conta' meaning to take care.
Indicações
een-dee-kah-SOYNS — Indications, directions; signs or instructions given.
mortíferas
mor-TEE-feh-rahs — Deadly, lethal (feminine plural); capable of causing death.
indiscriminadas
een-dees-kree-mee-NAH-dahs — Indiscriminate (feminine plural); done without careful distinction.
Estendiam
esh-ten-dee-ANG — They extended, they stretched out; imperfect of 'estender'.
seus
seh-oosh — His, her, their (plural); possessive pronoun or adjective.
bracinhos
brah-SEEN-yoosh — Little arms; diminutive of 'braços', small arms.
pensa
PEN-sah — Thinks; third-person singular present of 'pensar'.
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