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Produced by Robert Cicconetti, Emmy and the PG Online Distributed Proofreading Team.

Produzido por Robert Cicconetti, Emmy e a Equipe de Revisão Distribuída Online do PG.

THE TALE OF SQUIRREL NUTKIN

A HISTÓRIA DO ESQUILO NUTKIN

BY BEATRIX POTTER

POR BEATRIX POTTER

Author of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit"

Autora de "A História de Peter Rabbit"

FREDERICK WARNE

FREDERICK WARNE

1903 by Frederick Warne & Co.

1903 por Frederick Warne & Co.

Printed and bound in Great Britain by William Clowes Limited, Beccles and London

Impresso e encadernado na Grã-Bretanha por William Clowes Limited, Beccles e Londres

A STORY FOR NORAH

UMA HISTÓRIA PARA NORAH

This is a Tale about a tail--a tail that belonged to a little red squirrel, and his name was Nutkin.

Esta é uma História sobre uma cauda--uma cauda que pertencia a um pequeno esquilo vermelho, e seu nome era Nutkin.

He had a brother called Twinkleberry, and a great many cousins: they lived in a wood at the edge of a lake.

Ele tinha um irmão chamado Twinkleberry e muitos primos: eles viviam em uma floresta à beira de um lago.

In the middle of the lake there is an island covered with trees and nut bushes; and amongst those trees stands a hollow oak-tree, which is the house of an owl who is called Old Brown.

No meio do lago há uma ilha coberta de árvores e arbustos de nozes; e entre essas árvores ergue-se um carvalho oco, que é a casa de uma coruja chamada Velho Marrom.

One autumn when the nuts were ripe, and the leaves on the hazel bushes were golden and green--Nutkin and Twinkleberry and all the other little squirrels came out of the wood, and down to the edge of the lake.

Certo outono, quando as nozes estavam maduras e as folhas dos arbustos de avelã eram douradas e verdes--Nutkin, Twinkleberry e todos os outros esquilinhos saíram da floresta e desceram até a beira do lago.

They made little rafts out of twigs, and they paddled away over the water to Owl Island to gather nuts.

Eles fizeram pequenas jangadas com gravetos e remaram pela água até a Ilha da Coruja para colher nozes.

Each squirrel had a little sack and a large oar, and spread out his tail for a sail.

Cada esquilo tinha um pequeno saco e um grande remo, e abria sua cauda como uma vela.

They also took with them an offering of three fat mice as a present for Old Brown, and put them down upon his door-step.

Eles também levaram consigo uma oferenda de três ratos gordos como presente para o Velho Marrom, e os colocaram na soleira de sua porta.

Vocabulary

Produzido
pro-du-ZI-do — Produced; made or created by someone
por
por — By or for; common preposition with multiple uses
e
e — And; basic coordinating conjunction connecting words
a
a — The; feminine definite article
Equipe
e-KI-pe — Team; group of people working together
de
de — Of or from; very common Portuguese preposition
Revisão
re-vi-ZÃO — Revision; process of reviewing and correcting text
Distribuída
dis-tri-bu-Í-da — Distributed; spread out across multiple locations
Online
on-LAI-ne — Online; connected to or available on the internet
do
do — Of the; contraction of preposition 'de' and article 'o'
A
a — The; feminine definite article
HISTÓRIA
is-TÓ-ria — Story or history; narrative account of events
DO
do — Of the; masculine contraction of 'de' and 'o'
ESQUILO
es-KI-lo — Squirrel; small bushy-tailed tree-dwelling rodent
POR
por — By; preposition indicating authorship or agency
Autora
au-TO-ra — Female author; woman who writes books
História
is-TÓ-ria — Story; a narrative or account of events
Impresso
im-PRE-so — Printed; text reproduced on paper by a press
encadernado
en-ka-der-NA-do — Bound; pages fastened together to form a book
na
na — In the; feminine contraction of 'em' and 'a'
Grã-Bretanha
grã-bre-TA-nya — Great Britain; island nation in northwestern Europe
Londres
LÔN-dres — London; capital city of the United Kingdom
UMA
U-ma — A or one; feminine indefinite article or numeral
PARA
PA-ra — For or to; preposition indicating purpose or direction
Esta
ES-ta — This; feminine demonstrative pronoun or adjective
é
e — Is; third person singular of verb 'ser' (to be)
uma
U-ma — A or one; feminine indefinite article
sobre
SO-bre — About or on; preposition indicating topic or surface
cauda
KAU-da — Tail; rear appendage of an animal
que
ke — That or which; relative pronoun or conjunction
pertencia
per-ten-SI-a — Belonged; past tense of pertencer, to belong
um
um — A or one; masculine indefinite article or numeral
pequeno
pe-KE-no — Small or little; describing something of small size
esquilo
es-KI-lo — Squirrel; small bushy-tailed tree-dwelling rodent
vermelho
ver-ME-lyo — Red; the color red
seu
seu — His, her, or its; possessive pronoun third person
nome
NO-me — Name; word used to identify a person or thing
era
E-ra — Was; past imperfect tense of ser (to be)
Ele
E-le — He; third person masculine singular pronoun
tinha
TI-nya — Had; past imperfect tense of ter (to have)
irmão
ir-MÃO — Brother; male sibling
chamado
sha-MA-do — Called or named; past participle of chamar
muitos
MUI-tos — Many; indicating a large quantity of things
primos
PRI-mos — Cousins; children of one's aunts or uncles
eles
E-les — They; third person masculine plural pronoun
viviam
vi-VI-am — Lived; past imperfect of viver, to live
em
em — In or at; common preposition of location
floresta
flo-RES-ta — Forest; large area covered with trees
à
a — At the or to the; feminine contraction with accent
beira
BEI-ra — Edge or shore; area at the border of something
lago
LA-go — Lake; large body of still fresh water
No
no — In the; masculine contraction of 'em' and 'o'
meio
MEI-o — Middle or center; the point equidistant from edges
a — There is or there are; existential verb form
ilha
I-lya — Island; land mass surrounded by water
coberta
ko-BER-ta — Covered; past participle of cobrir, to cover
árvores
ÁR-vo-res — Trees; large woody perennial plants
arbustos
ar-BUS-tos — Bushes or shrubs; small woody branching plants
nozes
NO-zes — Nuts; hard-shelled edible seeds or fruits
entre
EN-tre — Between or among; preposition of position
essas
E-sas — Those; feminine plural demonstrative adjective or pronoun
ergue-se
ER-ge-se — Rises or stands; reflexive form of erguer, to raise
carvalho
kar-VA-lyo — Oak tree; large hardwood tree of genus Quercus
oco
O-ko — Hollow; empty inside, having a cavity within
casa
KA-za — House or home; place where someone lives
coruja
ko-RU-zha — Owl; nocturnal bird of prey with large eyes
chamada
sha-MA-da — Called or named; feminine past participle of chamar
Velho
VE-lyo — Old; having lived or existed for a long time
Marrom
ma-RÔM — Brown; the color brown
Certo
SER-to — Certain or a certain; used before nouns for specificity
outono
ou-TO-no — Autumn or fall; season between summer and winter
quando
KWAN-do — When; conjunction or adverb of time
as
as — The; feminine plural definite article
estavam
es-TA-vam — Were; past imperfect of estar, to be (state)
maduras
ma-DU-ras — Ripe or mature; fully grown and ready to eat
folhas
FO-lyas — Leaves; flat green structures on plants and trees
dos
dos — Of the; masculine plural contraction of 'de' and 'os'
avelã
a-ve-LÃ — Hazel; tree or shrub producing small round nuts
eram
E-ram — Were; past imperfect of ser, to be (identity)
douradas
dou-RA-das — Golden; having a bright yellow-gold color
verdes
VER-des — Green; the color green, plural form
todos
TO-dos — All or everyone; masculine plural of todo
os
os — The; masculine plural definite article
outros
OU-tros — Other; remaining or different ones, masculine plural
esquilinhos
es-ki-LI-nyos — Little squirrels; diminutive affectionate form of esquilo
saíram
sa-Í-ram — Left or went out; past tense of sair, to leave
da
da — From the or of the; feminine contraction of 'de' and 'a'
desceram
de-SE-ram — Went down; past tense of descer, to descend
até
a-TE — Until or as far as; preposition of limit or extent
Eles
E-les — They; third person masculine plural pronoun
fizeram
fi-ZE-ram — Made or did; past tense of fazer, to make or do
jangadas
zhan-GA-das — Rafts; flat floating platforms used for water travel
com
kom — With; preposition indicating accompaniment or means
gravetos
gra-VE-tos — Twigs or sticks; small thin pieces of wood
remaram
re-MA-ram — Rowed; past tense of remar, to row a boat
pela
PE-la — Through the or by the; feminine contraction of 'por' and 'a'
água
Á-gwa — Water; clear liquid essential for life
Ilha
I-lya — Island; land mass entirely surrounded by water
Coruja
ko-RU-zha — Owl; nocturnal bird of prey with large eyes
para
PA-ra — To or for; preposition of purpose or direction
colher
ko-LYER — To gather or harvest; collect ripe fruits or crops
Cada
KA-da — Each or every; referring to individual items separately
saco
SA-ko — Bag or sack; container made of flexible material
grande
GRAN-de — Large or big; of considerable size
remo
RE-mo — Oar; pole used to propel a boat through water
abria
a-BRI-a — Opened; past imperfect of abrir, to open
sua
SU-a — His, her, or its; feminine possessive pronoun
como
KO-mo — Like or as; conjunction or preposition of comparison
vela
VE-la — Sail; fabric that catches wind to propel a boat
também
tam-BEM — Also or too; adverb indicating addition or inclusion
levaram
le-VA-ram — Took or carried; past tense of levar, to take
consigo
kon-SI-go — With them or with oneself; reflexive prepositional pronoun
oferenda
o-fe-REN-da — Offering or gift; something presented as tribute
três
tres — Three; the number 3
ratos
RA-tos — Mice or rats; small rodents
gordos
GOR-dos — Fat; having an abundance of flesh, masculine plural
presente
pre-ZEN-te — Gift or present; something given to someone
o
o — The; masculine singular definite article
colocaram
ko-lo-KA-ram — Placed or put; past tense of colocar, to place
soleira
so-LEI-ra — Doorstep or threshold; base of a doorway
porta
POR-ta — Door; movable barrier closing an entrance
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