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Senhora
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Se`nho´ra
n.1.A Portuguese title of courtesy given to a lady; Mrs.; Madam; also, a lady.
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Entre as senhoras es tu, acudiu ele mirando-se no colo da mulher, e circulando depois os olhos pela sala, com uma expressao de posse e dominio, que a mulher ja conhecia e que lhe fazia bem.
A feminine approach to favour in two novels by Machado de Assis by Tate, Julee / Romance Notes
Mentioning that the serialization in the Revista de Portugal is coming to an end, he points to the need for 'algum outro romance para entreter a imaginacao de nos belles lectrices', and adds that 'as senhoras em Lisboa estao encantadas com Fradique'.
Versions of the imperial romance: King Solomon's Mines and As Minas ... by Freeland, Alan / Portuguese Studies
His Diary, Senhoras & Senhores, stands as a unique piece in his literary production.
Senhoras y Senhores by Franconi, Rodolfo A.; Meza, Barbara / Americas (English Edition)
 
 
 
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