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  • João de Barros
    Portuguese literature
    / The novel and other prose

    …prose with his pastoral novel Hystoria de menina e moça (1554; “Story of My Childhood and Adolescence”), a tale of rustic love and melancholy with chivalric elements. It adopted themes and emotions previously found only in poetry. From it Jorge de Montemayor, a musician and poet, drew some part of…

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    …prose with his pastoral novel Hystoria de menina e moça (1554; “Story of My Childhood and Adolescence”), a tale of rustic love and melancholy with chivalric elements. It adopted themes and emotions previously found only in poetry. From it Jorge de Montemayor, a musician and poet, drew some part of…

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