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Ana is on page 153 of 190 of A Cidade Fantástica
O importante não é o meu eu que está aqui deitado mas sim o meu eu que está sentado na borda da cama a olhar para mim, o meu eu que está lá em baixo a fazer o jantar ou que está na garagem debaixo do carro ou na biblioteca a ler um livro. Todas as peças novas é que contam. Eu não estou a morrer realmente. Nunca morreu nenhuma pessoa que tivesse a sua família. Hei-de andar por aí durante muito tempo.
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A Cidade Fantástica

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Ana is on page 133 of 203 of Diário - Volume XVI
"Queremos, queremos, queremos. E os abnegados senhores do progresso fabricam, fabricam. Saturam, diligentes, os mercados do útil e do inútil. Atravancam o planeta das suas sedutoras mercadorias. Para tanto, esventram-no, derrubam-lhe as florestas, empestam-lhe os rios, os mares e os ares."
Dec 27, 2025 12:51PM 2 comments
Diário - Volume XVI

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Ana is on page 81 of 203 of Diário - Volume XVI
"Coimbra, 6 de Dezembro de 1990 - Frente a frente televisivo dos dois principais candidatos presidenciais. Um espetáculo triste (...) Tempo virá em que dialogar cortesmente será um acto natural de todos os homens civilizados, mesmo a disputar o poder, que será uma maneira plebiscitada de melhor servir, e não trampolim de nenhuma megalomania ou ambição inconfessada."
Passaram 35 anos, ainda não chegou :\
Dec 20, 2025 04:09PM 2 comments
Diário - Volume XVI

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Ana is on page 53 of 205 of Verão sem Homens
Tive o sombrio pensamento de que raramente houvera espaço para mim e os meus, de que tinha sido uma escrevinhadora do intervalo roubado. Nos primeiros tempos, trabalhava na mesa da cozinha e corria para junto da Daisy mal ela acordava da sesta.
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Verão sem Homens

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Ana is on page 122 of 307 of God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything
In dark ages people are best guided by religion, as in a pitch-black night a blind man is the best guide; he knows the roads and paths better than a man who can see. When daylight comes, however, it is foolish to use the blind old men as guides. (chapter four opening quote by Heinrich Heine)
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God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything

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Ana is on page 895 of 1105 of Churchill: Walking with Destiny
1946 Churchill said that the Soviets did not want war, but "What they desire is the fruits of war and the indefinite expansion of their power and doctrines." The dangers would not be removed by appeasing Russia, he argued. "From what I have seen (...) I am convinced that there is nothing they admire so much as strength, and there is nothing for which they have less respect than for weakness (...)"
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Churchill: Walking with Destiny

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Ana is on page 818 of 1105 of Churchill: Walking with Destiny
'Even when most ill,' Doris Miles (a nurse attending Churchill when he had pneumonia) wrote to her husband of Churchill, ' he would ring up Bomber Command in the early hours of the morning to find out how many casualties we had (not how many bombs had been dropped) and how many planes had got back safely.'
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Churchill: Walking with Destiny

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Ana is on page 39 of 157 of Pensamentos
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Pensamentos

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Ana is on page 28 of 157 of Pensamentos
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Pensamentos

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Ana is on page 395 of 504 of Ecologia
Os consumidores esquecem-se de que estão a conseguir preços mais baixos por qualquer coisa que sempre tinham tido de graça.
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Ecologia

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Ana is on page 128 of 504 of Ecologia
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Ecologia

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Ana is on page 84 of 116 of Walden
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Walden

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Ana is on page 72 of 116 of Walden
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Walden

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Ana is on page 69 of 116 of Walden
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Walden

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Ana is on page 14 of 520 of Magister Ludi: The Glass Bead Game
But although it is easy to fit any given segment of the past neatly and intelligibly into the patterns of world history, contemporaries are never able to see their own place in the patterns. (…) intellectuals in particular were stricken by terrible doubts and a sense of despair. They had just fully realized (...) that the youth and the creative period of our culture was over, that old age and twilight had set in.
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Magister Ludi: The Glass Bead Game

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