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Things of the Future!
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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It was the first time that the two had gone to Morro do Castelo hill. They began the ascent from the Rua do Carmo. There are many people of the city of Rio de Janeiro who have never been there, indeed many will die and many more will be born and die who will never set foot there. Not everyone can claim to know an entire city. An old Englishman, who in fact roamed the world, confided to me many years ago in London, that of London he only knew his club well, and that was enough for him of both the metropolis and the world.
A Unique Case!
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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Santos believed in the sanctity of vows. For this reason, he resisted, but finally he gave his promise. Nevertheless, the thought of the intrauterine battle of the two boys never left him. He wanted to forget it. He played whist that night, as usual. The next night he went to the theater. On the next he paid a visit. Then went back to his usual card game of whist, while the fight stayed with him. It was a mystery.
An Obscure Point
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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I know there is an obscure point in the previous chapter. I write this one to clarify it. When his wife inquired about the antecedents and circumstances of the dispatch, Santos gave the requested explanations. Not all of them would be strictly true; time is a gnawing rat that diminishes or alters things by giving them another appearance. What’s more, the subject lent itself so well to rejoicing that it would easily confuse the memory. There are, in the gravest events, many details that are lost, others that imagination invents to supplant the losses, and not for this does history die.
Now a Leap
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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That the twins shared in the aristocratic honeymoon of their parents is not something I need to write about. Their love of them is enough to explain it, but I would add that, because the title had produced two opposing sentiments in other boys, esteem and envy, Pedro and Paulo concluded that they had received a very special honor. When later Paulo adopted the republican opinion, he never included that family distinction in his criticism of institutions. The states of mind born of this are sufficient material for a special chapter, if l did not prefer at this point to leap to the year 1886. It’s a big leap, but time is an invisible fabric upon which one can embroider everything: a flower, a bird, a lady, a castle, a tomb. One can also embroider nothing. Nothing, on top of the invisible; that is the most subtle work of this world, and for that matter, of the other.
When You Have a Beard
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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That year, on an August evening, there were guests at the Botafogo house, and it happened that one of them, I don’t piebald because there was no one to dye it in the charity hospital. Ora, bene, as my friar would say, why did he and the vagabond go from gray to black? My reader should guess, if she can: I’ll give you twenty chapters to figure it out. Perhaps I, by that time, can work up an explanation, but for now I do not know and I will not venture anything. Let malicious tongues attribute some worldly passion to the friar. Even so, one does not understand why he would reveal it in that fashion. As for the beggar, what ladies would he wish to attract, to the point of exchanging bread for dye? That one or the other would want to give in to the desire to hold on to their fleeting youth is plausible. The friar, learned in the Scriptures, knowing that Israel wept for the onions of Egypt, might have also cried, and his tears fallen black on his cheeks.
The Younger Person
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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The younger person does not already enter the scene in this chapter for a valid reason, which is that it is proper to introduce her parents first. It is not that one cannot see her well with-out them. One can, the three are different, even opposite, and as special as you might find her, it is not necessary for the parents to be present. Children do not always reproduce their parents. Cam0es affirmed that from a certain father one could only expect such a son, and science confirms this poetic rule. For my part I believe in science and in poetry, but there are exceptions, my friend. It happens sometimes that nature does something different, but not for this do plants stop growing or stars stop shining. What one must believe without faltering is that God is God. And if a young Muslim girl is reading me, substitute the name of God with that of Allah. All languages lead to heaven.
The Batista Family
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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The Batista family met the Santos family at I don’t know what plantation in the province of Rio. It was not in Maric á, although the father of the twins had been born there. It would have been some other municipality. Whatever it was, that is where the two families met, and since they lived near each other in Botafogo, repetition and sympathy helped the fortunate association along.
Inexplicable
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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That is how we left him, just two chapters ago, in a corner of the Santos drawing room, in conversation with the ladies.
She wanted to ask the diplomat this, but she did not find the opportunity and he left early. The first time, however, that Aires went to Sao Clemente, Flora asked him familiarly the favor of a more detailed explanation. Aires smiled and took the young lady’s hand. There was only time to invent this answer to the young woman standing in front of him: “Inexplicable is the word we use to describe artists who paint without finishing their painting. They put on paint and more paint, another kind of paint, a lot of paint, a little paint, new paint and it never seems to them that the tree is a tree or the cabin a cabin. And if the painting has people in it, good-bye. As much as the eyes of the figures speak, these painters always think they say nothing. And they touch it up with so much patience that some die in between eyes, and others kill themselves from despair.”
A Timely Arrival
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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When, at two o’clock in the afternoon on the next day, Natividade boarded the trolley to go on I don’t know what shopping errands at the Rua do Ouvidor, she carried the phrase with her. The view of the bay did not distract her, nor the people passing by, nor the bumps of the street, nothing. The phrase went before her and inside her, with its threatening tone and character. In Catete, someone jumped aboard without stopping the vehicle. You may guess that it was the counselor. Guess, too, that with his foot on the running board and seeing our friend in front of him, he made his way over to her quickly and accepted the corner of the bench that she offered him. After the first greetings, he remarked: “It appears to me that you look frightened.”
A Thief
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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They arrived at the Largo da Carioca, got off the trolley, and said good-bye. She went to the Rua Gon ç alves Dias, and he headed for the Rua da Carioca. Midway down that street, Aires encountered a knot of people standing, then moving toward the square. Aires wanted to reverse his direction, not from fear but from horror. He had a horror of the crowd. He saw that there were not that many people, fifty or sixty, and he heard them crying out against the arrest of a man. He entered an alley, waiting for the throng to pass. Two policemen held the prisoner by the arms. From time to time he resisted, and then it was necessary to drag or force him another way. It was, apparently, about the theft of a wallet.
The Salmon
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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hen he was home for vacation, Paulo found out about the interpretation that his father had given to the princess regent about that part of the speech. He protested against it, at home. He wanted also to make it public, but Natividade intervened in time. Aires put water on the flames, saying to the future lawyer: “It is not worth it, young man. What matters is that everyone has his ideas and fights for them until they triumph. Now, if others interpret your words incorrectly, it should not trouble the author.”
Matthew 4:1-10
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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If there is much laughter when one party rises to power, there are also many tears in the other that loses, and it is with laughter and tears that the first day of the new incumbency is made, as in Genesis. Let us turn to the evangelist who serves as title for this chapter. The liberals were called to power, which the conservatives had to relinquish. It is not redundant to say that the disappointment of Batista was great.
Here Present
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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Around nine o’clock or just afterward, Pedro arrived with the Batistas and Flora. “We came to bring your boy home,” said Batista to Natividade. “Thank you, sir,” said Santos, “but he is no longer of the age to lose himself in the streets and if he does, we know where to find him,” he added, smiling.
A Secret
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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Here, now, is what the conspiracy was about. It was on the walk from Sao Clemente that Pedro, having spent most of the evening on the letter and the dinner, could reveal a secret to the young lady. “Aunty said at home that Dona Cliudia had told her in confidence-don’t say anything-that your father is going to be appointed governor of a province.” “I don’t know anything about this, but I don’t believe it, because Daddy is a conservative.”
Alone at Last!
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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Alone at last! When Aires finally found himself on the street, alone, free, unfettered, back to his own devices, loosened from the chains of duty and consideration, he breathed deeply. He talked to himself in a monologue, which he then soon interrupted, remembering Flora. All she had not wished had happened. There went her father to a governorship, and she with him, and the recent inclination toward young Pedro would be stopped in midpath. However, he did not regret what he had said and even less what he had not said. The dice were cast. Now he could take care of other business.
Peace!
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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That, in the midst of such grave events, Aires would have enough leisure and clarity to imagine such a discovery in his neighbor can only be explained by the skepticism with which he took the news. Cust6dio’s distress did not concern him. He had seen many false rumors be born and die. One of his maxims was that man lives to spread the first street story that comes along, and that it is possible to make one hundred people together or separately believe anything. Only at two in the afternoon, when Santos arrived at his house, did he believe in the fall of the empire.
At the Piano
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
While they dreamed of Flora, she did not dream of the republic. She had one of those nights in which imagination sleeps too, without eyes or ears, or at most, one’s retinas do not allow one to see clearly, and one’s ears confuse the sound of a river with the barking of a faraway dog. I cannot give a better definition, nor is it needed. Each one of us will have had such mute and darkened nights.
A Mistaken Conclusion
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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Events kept happening, just as the flowers kept blooming. Some flowers bloomed to decorate the last ball of the year. Others died on the eve of the revolution. Poets of one and the other regime drew images from this fact to sing the joy and melancholy of the world. The difference is that the latter muffled their sighs while the former celebrated their bacchanal. The flowers continued to bloom and die, just as regularly as before.
An Eldorado
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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Three carriages waited for them on the Pharoux Docks, two coupes and a landau, with three handsome pairs of horses. The Batistas were flattered by the thoughtfulness of the Santos family, and they entered the landau. The twins each rode in his own coupe. The first carriage had its coachman and lackey, in brown uniforms, tin buttons on which the coat of arms of the family could be seen. Each of the other carriages had a single coachman with identical livery. And all three set off, the smaller carriages behind the bigger one, the animals’ hooves beating firmly and in rhythm as if they had rehearsed that reception for many days. From time to time they encountered other liveries, other pairs, other cavalcades, with the same beauty and the same luxury.
A Mistaken Proverb
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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Aperson to whom I read the previous chapter in confidence wrote to me saying that everything was the fault of the cabocla of the Castelo. Without her grandiose predictions, Natividade’s donation would have been minimal or nothing and the act in the hallway would not have happened, for lack of the banknote. “Opportunity makes the thief,” concludes my corre spondent.
Lodging
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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he Batista family was lodged at the Santos house. Natividade could not meet them at the boat, and her husband was busy with “starting a new company.” They sent a message with their sons that their rooms were ready in the Botafogo house. As soon as the carriage was moving, Batista confessed that he would be uncomfortable staying there.
In Sáo Clemente
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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After a few weeks, the Batista family departed from the Santos home and returned to the Rua Sáo Clemente. The goodbye was tender, they began to miss each other before the separation, but affection, habit, esteem, the need, in sum, to see each other frequently compensated for their melancholy, and the Batista people took with them the promise that the Santos folks would visit them in a few days.
The Long Night
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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There are many remedies against insomnia. The most common is to count from one to a thousand, two thousand, three thousand, or more, if the insomnia does not retreat right away. It is a remedy that never made anybody fall asleep, it seems, but that does not matter. Until now, all the effective methods against tuberculosis go hand in hand with the notion that tuberculosis is incurable. It is fitting that men affirm what they know nothing about and, as a rule, the contrary of what they know. Thus that other incurable condition is formed: hope.
Between Aires and Flora
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
That quote from old Aires reminds me of one way in which he and young Flora diverged in more than age. I already told you how she, before her father’s commission, defended Pedro and Paulo, whenever they spoke badly of each other. She naturally continued to do this, but the change of regime brought the occasion to defend both monarchists and republicans, depending on whose opinion she listened to, Paulo’s or Pedro’s.
Two Heads
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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The embrace was so long that it took up the rest of the chapter. This one begins without it or another. The very handclasp of Aires and Flora, while prolonged, also ended. The luncheon took longer than usual because Aires, besides being a conversationalist extraordinaire, could not get enough of hearing the two, principally the young woman. He found in her a touch of languor, weariness, or something akin, which I cannot find in my vocabulary.
Visions Require Half-Light
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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Meanwhile, the lovely girl did not banish them from her own bedroom, much as she tried to get away from them. Memory brought them back by the hand, they entered and stayed. Later they would leave, either on their own or pushed out by her. When they returned, it was by surprise. One day, Flora took advantage of their presence to make a drawing identical to the one she had given to the counselor, more perfect now, much more finished.
The Room
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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I know, I know, thrice I know, that there are many visions on those pages there. Ulysses confesses to Alcin6os that it is troublesome to tell such things. It is for me, too. I am, however, obliged to do so, because without them our Flora would be less Flora; she would be some other person I never knew about. I knew this one, with her obsessions or whatever you want to call them. Notwithstanding, and despite having picked up some depres sion and nerves, Flora did not neglect to present herself well, make herself more beautiful, and have more than one unknown lover, who sighed for her. She did not lack those who admired her from afar and then went to watch her, at least on the green bench, at the garden gate, next to Aires’s sister. It could be she met some of them, such as Gouveia, for example. Truthfully, it was as if she did not see them.
Realit
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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The illness that was given as an explanation for refusal of the offer of marriage became a reality in a few days. Flora took lightly ill. Dona Rita, so as not to alarm her parents, tried to treat her with home remedies. Then she called for a doctor, her own doctor, and the face that he made was not a good one; in fact, it was bad. Dona Rita, who was accustomed to reading the gravity of her illnesses on his face, and always thought them to be very grave indeed, took care to advise the girls parents. The parents came right away. Natividade also came down from Petropolis, not immediately. In the mountains, there was fear of some disturbances below. She came to see the girl and, at her request, stayed for a few days.
State of Siege
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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A11 funerals are alike. That one had the feature of passing through the streets during a state of siege. Well considered, death is nothing more than a cancellation of the freedom to live, a perpetual cancellation, while the decree of that day lasted only seventy-two hours. At the end of seventy-nvo hours, all freedoms would be restored, except that of coming back to life. Whoever had died, was dead. That was Flora’s case, but what crime could she have committed, except that of living, and perhaps of loving, one does not know whom, but loving? Pardon these obscure questions, which are not consequent, in fact are contradictory.
One Beatrice far Two
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

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If Flora saw the gestures of the two brothers, it is likely that she would descend from heaven and find a way to hear them in perpetuity, a Beatrice for two. But she did not see them, or it seemed to her that it would not be fitting to leave heaven. Perhaps she saw no need to return here, to serve as patroness of a duel she had left in the middle.
Last
Authors: Lowe Elizabeth , Borges Dain 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
Castor and Pollux were the nicknames that a deputy gave to the twins, when they returned to the Chamber, after the seventh-day Mass. So close was their union that it seemed like a deal. They entered together, walked together, left together. Two or three times they voted together, to the great scandal of their respective political friends. They had been elected to oppose each other, and they ended up betraying their electorate. They heard hard words, sharp criticism. They wanted to resign from office.
Introduction: Reconciling Race and Rights
Authors: Patterson Anita Haya 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
Rights are markers of citizenship that allow us to exist in legally protected, formal relations to one another. As Patricia Williams has argued, “[R]ights imply a respect that places one in the referential range of self and others ... the attainment of rights signifies the respectful behavior, the collective responsibility, properly owed by a society to one of its own.” This strong regard for the autonomy of individual citizens-the vision of the self as an abstract bearer of rights-reflects a particular definition of privacy and property that is the legacy of John Locke, an intellectual legacy that is central to liberal theories of “the nation.” In the tradition of liberal nationalism, rights have been defined as entailing obligations that bind individuals together as a political community, a community that is-in theory, but often not in practice-infinitely permeable and expansive because any person who meets the qualifications for citizenship can join.
Property and the Body in Nature
Authors: Patterson Anita Haya 
Published: October 2023

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The belief that the discourse of property rights is sufficient to the task of representing the self and the bonds of civil society is a fundamental, well-rehearsed tenet of liberal political thought. The theory of property that best expresses this belief has been put forward by the philosopher John Locke. In his Second Treatise of Government, Locke defines the individual as the proprietor of his own person and rightful owner of his body: “[E]very Man has a Property in his own Person. This no Body has any Right to but himself. The Labor of his Body, and the Work of his Hands, we may say, are properly his” (Section 27). Locke’s description of property as something that comes into being when objects or other aspects of the natural world, originally given by God to mankind in common, have been mixed with a man’s labor, is premised on a central claim regarding the private property that every man has in his own body. Viewed in connection with contemporary liberal political philosophies and legal theories, this Lockean preoccupation with private property as delineating bodily boundaries is readily apparent in debates concerning the relationship between the body and the state: for example, the relative degrees of inviolability conferred upon the body by the state, or the question of what counts under a particular system of laws as one person’s uncivil, criminal act of trespass with regard to another person’s body.
The Claims of Double-Consciousness: Race, Nationalism, and the Problem of Political Obligation
Authors: Patterson Anita Haya 
Published: October 2023

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Thus far we have seen that the logic and poetics of contradiction are fundamental to Emerson’s political critique and that the theory of ownership, identity, and association that develops involves Emerson’s systematic merging of religious and political discourses. By Emerson’s account, the web of obligations drawing persons together in public space should not only be described in traditionally political, liberal, contractarian terms. Rather, he says that political obligation also involves demonstrated proofs of friendship-the barely visible (but nonetheless binding) commitments expressed through bodily reflexes of eyes, hearts, and hands.