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  • Rachel de Queiroz

    …first of her three plays, Lampião (1953), treats the actions of that legendary bandit and his lover, Maria Bonita, who abandons her husband and children to follow him. Most critics preferred her second play, A Beata Maria do Egito (1958; “Blessed Mary of Egypt”), which updates the legend of the…

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    …first of her three plays, Lampião (1953), treats the actions of that legendary bandit and his lover, Maria Bonita, who abandons her husband and children to follow him. Most critics preferred her second play, A Beata Maria do Egito (1958; “Blessed Mary of Egypt”), which updates the legend of the…

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