Book · Dom Casmurro
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Author: Machado de Assis
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She ceased speaking, and in a few moments was fast asleep. The
Prince kissed the hand he held, then gently laid it by her side
and quietly left the room fully conscious that the mystery had
been partially revealed, and that now the Princess would sleep
for the rest of the night. After returning to his rooms he again
flung himself into an easy chair determined to seriously think
and arrive, that night, at some immediate steps to take his
Nu-nah from the excitement she had been subjected to for so long,
so that a recurrence of the sad event might not be repeated.
Before another Sun arose the Prince had decided upon his future
course. "I will take Nu-nah away, ostensibly on a long tour of
the country for pleasure. Aye, for pleasure, but not the kind we
have submitted to since our marriage."
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