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AND very early every morning--before anybody is awake--Hunca Munca comes with her dust-pan and her broom to sweep the Dollies' house!

E muito cedo todas as manhãs--antes que alguém acorde--Hunca Munca vem com sua pá de lixo e sua vassoura para varrer a casa das Bonequinhas!

THE END.

FIM.

PRINTED BY EDMUND EVANS, THE RACQUET COURT PRESS, LONDON, S.E.

IMPRESSO POR EDMUND EVANS, THE RACQUET COURT PRESS, LONDRES, S.E.

Vocabulary

E
And; conjunction connecting words or clauses
muito
Very; a lot; expressing high degree or quantity
cedo
Early; at an early time of day
todas
All; every; feminine plural form of todo
as
The; feminine plural definite article
manhãs
Mornings; plural of manhã, early part of day
antes
Before; earlier in time or order
que
That; than; which; common conjunction or relative pronoun
alguém
Someone; anybody; an unspecified person
acorde
Wakes up; subjunctive form of acordar
vem
Comes; third person singular present of vir
com
With; preposition indicating accompaniment or means
sua
Her; his; your; possessive pronoun feminine singular
pá
Shovel; spade; tool for digging or scooping
de
Of; from; preposition indicating origin or possession
lixo
Trash; garbage; waste material to be discarded
e
And; conjunction connecting words or clauses
vassoura
Broom; tool used for sweeping floors
para
For; to; in order to; preposition of purpose
varrer
To sweep; to clean a surface using a broom
a
The; feminine singular definite article
casa
House; home; a building where people live
das
Of the; contraction of de and as feminine plural
Bonequinhas
Little dolls; diminutive plural of boneca, doll
FIM
End; the conclusion of a story or text
IMPRESSO
Printed; past participle of imprimir, to print
POR
By; through; preposition indicating agent or means
LONDRES
London; the capital city of England and the UK
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