But notwithstanding all its dependence on classical and foreign authors, Portuguese literature has a distinct individuality which appears in the romanceiro, in the songs named cantares de amigo of the cancioneiros, in the Chronicles of Fernao Lopes, in the Historia tragico-maritima, in the plays of Gil Vicente, in the bucolic verse and prose of the early 16th century, in the Letters of Marianna Alcoforado and, above all, in The Lusiads. [Please select]
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But, amigo, as you have learnt, this is a strange land--a country of quick changes. [Please select]
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What's to be done with them, amigo mio, is the important part--in fact, the whole play. [Please select]
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Entonces llamó a un pintor amigo, y le dijo: --¿Qué le parece a Vd. [Please select]
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Éste tampoco conocía al príncipe Jalma y ofreció llevarla a su amigo el Poniente. [Please select]
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De su madriguera Salió un compañero, Y le dijo: "Tente, 240 Amigo, ¿qué es esto." [Please select]
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_ friend =amigablemente= amicably, in a friendly manner =amigo= _m. [Please select]
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Su amigo, el Conde, se admiró mucho y le dijo:--Por Dios, ¿cómo puede Vd. [Please select]
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"Good-day, amigo," said Obed politely. [Please select]
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La niña salió y el Sur le dijo: --No le conozco; pero te llevaré a mi amigo el Oriente y es muy probable que le conozca. [Please select]
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In eight cases out of ten the amigo wore arms underneath his garment of friendship and slew in the dark whenever opportunity arose. [Please select]
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