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Cousin Bazilio (Aspects of Portugal) by Eca de Queirós

Cousin Bazilio (Aspects of Portugal)

Eca de Queirós

296 pages

Carcanet Press Ltd.

Aug 1992

Hardcover

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Returning from Brazil, Bazilio tells his cousin Louisa of the brave new world. His revelation leads to a evastating conclusion. "O Primo Bazilio has a far deeper tragedy than Madame Bovary" wrote Roy Campbell, "because the girl involved is . . . a most loveable character. One of the most tragic novels of the nineteenth century."

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Pages 296

Publisher Carcanet Press Ltd.

Published 1992

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