Portuguese literatureBell, Aubrey F. G. (Aubrey Fitz Gerald)
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Portuguese literature
Bell, Aubrey F. G. (Aubrey Fitz Gerald)
Portuguese literature -- History and criticism
[671] After Camillo, as he is always called in Portugal, had been
created Visconde de Corrêa Botelho in 1885, his descent was traced back
to Fruela, son of Pelayo.
[672] That is, a year before the novel _Memorias de um Doudo_ (1849) by
Antonio Pedro Lopes de Mendonça (1826-65).
[673] Cf. also _Carlota Angela_ (1858), _O que fazem mulheres_ (1858),
_Annos de Prosa_ (1863), _O Sangue_ (1868), _Estrellas Propicias_
(1863), _Estrellas Funestas_ (1869).
[674] e. g. _Lagrimas Abençoadas_ (1857), _Carlota Angela_ (1858), _O
Santo da Montanha_ (1865), _A Engeitada_ (1866), _O Judeu_ (2 vols.,
1866), _O Regicida_ (1874), _A Filha do Regicida_ (1875).
[675] That it is not impeccable such a phrase as _confortar o palacio_
(_O Livro Negro do Padre Diniz_, 1896 ed., p. 135) well shows.
[676] M. A. Vaz de Carvalho, _Serões no Campo_ (1877), p. 171.
[677] Part 2 is entitled _A Festa de Maio_ (two cantos).
[678] Written in 1830.
[679] This ‘collection of contemporary poems’ contains verses of
considerable merit. Of some 200 poems by twenty-one poets twenty-eight
are by João de Lemos, thirty by José Freire de Serpa Pimentel
(1814-70), second Visconde de Gouvêa, author of _Solaos_ (1839),
thirty-four by Antonio Xavier Rodrigues Cordeiro (1819-1900), and
thirty-six by Augusto José Gonçalves Lima (1823-67), who reprinted his
contributions in _Murmurios_ (1851). A similar collection of verse was
_A Grinalda_ (Porto, 1857).
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