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Sus escenas vividas parecen como trazadas por mano maestra; están bien tipificadas y son trasunto fiel de la realidad de nuestra vida provinciana.
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The passage praises scenes drawn from everyday life as exceptionally skillful and convincing. “Traced by a master hand” presents them as carefully and expertly created. Their characters or situations are clearly recognizable, and they faithfully reflect the realities of life in the provinces rather than an idealized version of it.
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- Biblioteca Nacional de Filipinas / Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes, Epistolario rizalino
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