O Conde de S. Luiz

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O Conde de S. Luiz

by Thomaz José de Mello

PT·~5 hours·44 chapters

Chapters

44 total

Biblioteca Portuguesa Ilustrada

1:57

Nota de transcrição: O uso do hífen nesta obra é bastante inconsistente; o mesmo se passa com a ortografia. Assim, ocorrem por exemplo "entregara" e "entregára"; "ante-mão" e "antemão"; "dirigindo se" e "dirigindo-se". A grafia não foi harmonizada, por não ser possível determinar a intenção original do autor.

3:17

BIBLIOTHECA PORTUGUEZA ILLUSTRADA

0:17

I

24:09

II

7:54

III

4:01

IV

9:25

V

16:47

VI

7:04

VII

10:32
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Description

Set against the luminous courts and mist‑shrouded estates of 17th‑century Portugal, the tale unfolds amid a world of gilded masks, whispered alliances, and the ever‑present weight of lineage. The narrative opens with the enigmatic Count of São Luiz returning to his ancestral manor, where the echoes of past glories mingle with the uneasy murmurs of a changing realm.

At the heart of the story is a young noble torn between duty to his family’s honor and the fierce pull of a forbidden love that threatens to upend long‑held expectations. As he navigates the intricate dance of political intrigue and personal desire, the Count must decide whether to follow the path paved by his forebears or carve a new destiny for himself and those he holds dear.

Through vivid descriptions and deftly drawn characters, the novel captures the tension between tradition and passion, inviting listeners to linger on the fragrant gardens, echoing halls, and the quiet moments when a single choice can reverberate through generations.

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Language

pt

Duration

~5 hours (324K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Júlio Reis, Carlo Traverso, Leonor Silva and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

May 22, 2009

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Thomaz José de Mello

Thomaz José de Mello

1836–1905

A colorful figure in Portuguese literary life, he was known not just for his books but for the lively, bohemian personality that made him memorable to his contemporaries. His work ranges across fiction, memoir, and social observation, with a tone that feels close to everyday life.

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