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Brazilian Literature

Note 6 — Chapter III · PERIOD OF AUTONOMOUS DEVELOPMENT (1750-1830)

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The light of her eyes is extinguished, she swoons and trembles; her face grows pale, her look is deathly; her hands, now strengthless, let go the rudder and she descends to the bottom of the briny waves. But returning from the depths to the waves of the sea, which quivers in fury, “Oh, cruel Diogo!” she said in grief. And unseen ever after, she was engulfed by the waters.

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