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Produced by Jeroen Hellingman.

Produzido por Jeroen Hellingman.

The Social Cancer

O Câncer Social

A Complete English Version of Noli Me Tangere from the Spanish of Jose Rizal

Uma Versão Completa em Inglês de Noli Me Tangere do Espanhol de Jose Rizal

By

Por

Charles Derbyshire

Charles Derbyshire

Manila

Manila

Philippine Education Company

Philippine Education Company

New York: World Book Company

Nova York: World Book Company

1912

1912

THE NOVELS OF JOSE RIZAL

OS ROMANCES DE JOSE RIZAL

Translated from Spanish into English

Traduzido do Espanhol para o Inglês

BY CHARLES DERBYSHIRE

POR CHARLES DERBYSHIRE

THE SOCIAL CANCER (NOLI ME TANGERE)

O CÂNCER SOCIAL (NOLI ME TANGERE)

THE REIGN OF GREED (EL FILIBUSTERISMO)

O REINO DA GANÂNCIA (EL FILIBUSTERISMO)

Copyright, 1912, by Philippine Education Company.

Direitos autorais, 1912, pela Philippine Education Company.

Entered at Stationers' Hall.

Registrado no Stationers' Hall.

Registrado en las Islas Filipinas.

Registrado nas Ilhas Filipinas.

All rights reserved.

Todos os direitos reservados.

TRANSLATOR'S INTRODUCTION

INTRODUÇÃO DO TRADUTOR

"We travel rapidly in these historical sketches.

"Viajamos rapidamente nestas esboços históricos.

The reader flies in his express train in a few minutes through a couple of centuries.

O leitor percorre em seu trem expresso, em poucos minutos, alguns séculos.

The centuries pass more slowly to those to whom the years are doled out day by day.

Os séculos passam mais lentamente para aqueles aos quais os anos são distribuídos dia a dia.

Institutions grow and beneficently develop themselves, making their way into the hearts of generations which are shorter-lived than they, attracting love and respect, and winning loyal obedience;

As instituições crescem e se desenvolvem beneficamente, abrindo caminho para os corações de gerações que têm vida mais curta do que elas, atraindo amor e respeito, e conquistando obediência leal;

and then as gradually forfeiting by their shortcomings the allegiance which had been honorably gained in worthier periods.

e então, gradualmente, perdendo pela suas deficiências a lealdade que havia sido conquistada honrosamente em períodos mais dignos.

We see wealth and greatness; we see corruption and vice; and one seems to follow so close upon the other, that we fancy they must have always co-existed.

Vemos riqueza e grandeza; vemos corrupção e vício; e um parece seguir tão de perto o outro, que imaginamos que sempre devem ter coexistido.

We look more steadily, and we perceive long periods of time, in which there is first a growth and then a decay, like what we perceive in a tree of the forest."

Olhamos com mais atenção, e percebemos longos períodos de tempo, nos quais há primeiro um crescimento e depois uma decadência, como o que percebemos em uma árvore da floresta."

FROUDE, Annals of an English Abbey.

FROUDE, Anais de uma Abadia Inglesa.

Monasticism's record in the Philippines presents no new general fact to the eye of history.

O registro do monasticismo nas Filipinas não apresenta nenhum fato geral novo aos olhos da história.

Vocabulary

Produzido
pro-doo-ZEE-doo — Produced; created or manufactured by someone
por
por — By; preposition indicating authorship or means
O
o — The; masculine singular definite article
Câncer
KAN-ser — Cancer; a disease or astrological sign
Social
so-see-AHL — Social; relating to society or community
Uma
OO-mah — A; feminine singular indefinite article
Versão
ver-SOWN — Version; a particular form of something
Completa
kom-PLEH-tah — Complete; full or entire, nothing omitted
em
em — In; preposition indicating location or language
Inglês
in-GLESH — English; the language or nationality
de
de — Of/from; common Portuguese preposition
Me
me — Me; first person singular object pronoun
do
do — Of the; contraction of 'de' and 'o'
Espanhol
es-pan-YOL — Spanish; relating to Spain or its language
Por
por — By/for; preposition indicating agent or purpose
Nova
NOH-vah — New; feminine adjective meaning new or recent
OS
os — The; masculine plural definite article
ROMANCES
ho-MAN-ses — Novels; long fictional narrative works
DE
de — Of/from; common Portuguese preposition
Traduzido
tra-doo-ZEE-doo — Translated; converted from one language to another
para
PAH-rah — For/to; preposition indicating direction or purpose
o
o — The; masculine singular definite article
POR
por — By; preposition indicating authorship or agent
CÂNCER
KAN-ser — Cancer; disease or title of translated novel
SOCIAL
so-see-AHL — Social; pertaining to society and community relations
REINO
HAY-noo — Kingdom; a country ruled by a king or queen
DA
dah — Of the; contraction of 'de' and 'a'
GANÂNCIA
gah-NAN-see-ah — Greed; excessive desire for wealth or gain
Direitos
dee-RAY-tos — Rights; legal entitlements or claims
autorais
ow-to-RAHYS — Copyright; relating to authors' intellectual property
pela
PEH-lah — By the; contraction of 'por' and 'a'
Registrado
he-zhees-TRAH-doo — Registered; officially recorded or enrolled
no
no — In the; contraction of 'em' and 'o'
nas
nas — In the; contraction of 'em' and 'as'
Ilhas
EE-lyas — Islands; land masses surrounded by water
Todos
TOH-dos — All; every one without exception
os
os — The; masculine plural definite article
direitos
dee-RAY-tos — Rights; legal entitlements or privileges
reservados
he-zer-VAH-dos — Reserved; set aside or legally retained
INTRODUÇÃO
in-tro-doo-SOWN — Introduction; opening section presenting a work
DO
do — Of the; contraction of 'de' and 'o'
TRADUTOR
tra-doo-TOR — Translator; one who converts text between languages
Viajamos
vee-ah-ZHAH-mos — We travel; first person plural of viajar
rapidamente
ha-pee-dah-MEN-te — Quickly; in a fast or swift manner
nestas
NES-tas — In these; contraction of 'em' and 'estas'
esboços
es-BOH-sos — Sketches; brief outlines or rough drafts
históricos
ees-TOH-ree-kos — Historical; relating to history or past events
leitor
lay-TOR — Reader; a person who reads text
percorre
per-KOH-he — Travels through; moves across or covers distance
seu
SEH-oo — His/her/your; third person possessive pronoun
trem
trem — Train; a railway locomotive and its carriages
expresso
eks-PREH-so — Express; fast, direct train or service
poucos
POH-kos — Few; a small number of things
minutos
mee-NOO-tos — Minutes; units of time, sixty seconds each
alguns
al-GOONS — Some; an unspecified number of things
séculos
SEH-koo-los — Centuries; periods of one hundred years each
Os
os — The; masculine plural definite article
passam
PAH-sam — Pass/go by; third person plural of passar
mais
mahys — More; indicating greater degree or quantity
lentamente
len-tah-MEN-te — Slowly; in a slow or unhurried manner
aqueles
ah-KEH-les — Those; masculine plural demonstrative pronoun
aos
aows — To the; contraction of 'a' and 'os'
quais
kwahys — Which; relative or interrogative pronoun, plural
anos
Years; units of time, twelve months each
são
sown — Are; third person plural of 'ser' (to be)
distribuídos
dis-tri-boo-EE-dos — Distributed; spread out or allocated among many
dia
JEE-ah — Day; a 24-hour period of time
a
ah — A/the; indefinite article or preposition to
As
as — The; feminine plural definite article
instituições
ins-tee-too-ee-SOYNS — Institutions; established organizations or social structures
crescem
KREH-sem — Grow; third person plural of crescer
e
e — And; coordinating conjunction linking words or clauses
se
se — Themselves; reflexive pronoun used with verbs
desenvolvem
de-zen-VOL-vem — Develop; they grow or advance progressively
beneficamente
be-neh-fee-kah-MEN-te — Beneficially; in a way that produces good results
abrindo
ah-BREEN-doo — Opening; present participle of abrir, to open
caminho
kah-MEEN-yo — Path/way; a road or route to follow
corações
ko-rah-SOYNS — Hearts; plural of coração, the organ or emotion
gerações
zhe-rah-SOYNS — Generations; groups of people born in same era
que
ke — That/which/who; relative or subordinating conjunction
têm
taym — Have; third person plural of ter, to have
vida
VEE-dah — Life; the state of being alive
curta
KUR-tah — Short; brief in duration or length
elas
EH-las — They; feminine third person plural pronoun
atraindo
ah-trah-EEN-doo — Attracting; drawing something or someone closer
amor
ah-MOR — Love; deep affection or strong emotional attachment
respeito
hes-PAY-to — Respect; admiration and consideration for others
conquistando
kon-kees-TAN-doo — Conquering/winning; gaining through effort or charm
obediência
o-be-dee-EN-see-ah — Obedience; compliance with rules or authority
leal
le-AHL — Loyal; faithful and devoted to someone or cause
então
en-TOWN — Then; at that time or as a consequence
gradualmente
gra-doo-ahl-MEN-te — Gradually; slowly and by degrees over time
perdendo
per-DEN-doo — Losing; present participle of perder, to lose
suas
SOO-as — Their/your; feminine plural possessive pronoun
deficiências
de-fee-see-EN-see-as — Deficiencies; shortcomings or lacks in quality
lealdade
le-ahl-DAH-de — Loyalty; faithful allegiance to a person or cause
havia
ah-VEE-ah — Had; third person singular imperfect of haver
sido
SEE-doo — Been; past participle of ser, to be
honrosamente
on-ho-zah-MEN-te — Honorably; in an honest and dignified manner
períodos
pe-REE-o-dos — Periods; spans of time with distinct characteristics
dignos
DIG-nos — Worthy; deserving of respect or admiration
Vemos
VEH-mos — We see; first person plural of ver, to see
riqueza
hee-KEH-zah — Wealth; abundance of money or valuable resources
grandeza
gran-DEH-zah — Greatness; the quality of being grand or magnificent
vemos
VEH-mos — We see; first person plural of ver
corrupção
ko-hoop-SOWN — Corruption; dishonest or fraudulent behavior
vício
VEE-see-o — Vice; immoral or wicked behavior or habit
um
oom — A/one; masculine singular indefinite article
parece
pah-REH-se — Seems/appears; third person singular of parecer
seguir
se-GEER — To follow; to come after or pursue something
tão
town — So/such; adverb expressing degree or extent
perto
PER-to — Near/close; at a short distance from something
outro
OH-tro — Other/another; a different one
imaginamos
ee-mah-zhee-NAH-mos — We imagine; we suppose or picture mentally
sempre
SEM-pre — Always; at all times without exception
devem
DEH-vem — Must/should; they are obliged or expected to
ter
ter — To have; infinitive of the main auxiliary verb
coexistido
ko-e-zis-TEE-doo — Coexisted; existed simultaneously alongside something else
Olhamos
o-LYAH-mos — We look; first person plural of olhar
com
kom — With; preposition indicating accompaniment or means
atenção
ah-ten-SOWN — Attention; careful focus or consideration given
percebemos
per-se-BEH-mos — We perceive/notice; first person plural of perceber
longos
LON-gos — Long; extended in duration or distance
tempo
TEM-po — Time; the ongoing progression of events
nos
nos — Us/in the; pronoun or contraction of em+os
ah — There is/are; third person of haver
primeiro
pree-MAY-ro — First; coming before all others in order
crescimento
kre-see-MEN-to — Growth; the process of increasing or developing
depois
de-POYS — After/afterward; following in time or sequence
uma
OO-mah — A; feminine singular indefinite article
decadência
de-kah-DEN-see-ah — Decadence/decline; moral or physical deterioration
como
KOH-mo — Like/as/how; conjunction or adverb of comparison
árvore
AHR-vo-re — Tree; a large woody plant with trunk and branches
da
dah — Of the; contraction of 'de' and 'a'
floresta
flo-RES-tah — Forest; a large area covered with trees
Anais
ah-NAHYS — Annals; historical records arranged by year
Abadia
ah-bah-JEE-ah — Abbey; a monastery or convent with its buildings
Inglesa
in-GLEH-zah — English; feminine adjective relating to England
registro
he-ZHEES-tro — Record/register; an official written account
não
nown — No/not; negation word in Portuguese
apresenta
ah-pre-ZEN-tah — Presents; shows or introduces something
nenhum
nen-YOOM — No/none; not any, negative determiner
fato
FAH-to — Fact; something known to be true
geral
zhe-RAHL — General; broad, not specific or particular
novo
NOH-vo — New; not existing before, recently made
olhos
OH-lyos — Eyes; the organs of sight
história
ees-TOH-ree-ah — History/story; past events or a narrative account
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