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Tem o ar ingênuo e pacato das antigas cidades de Minas A velha igreja colo- Antiga. a nial, as praças ajardinadas, de cidade de ve- estaçãozinha a raneio. Tudo respirando e ses- bom pulmão. Mil cento, metros de altitude. SCnta clima Poentes maravilhosos, adorável, diz o cartaz de pro- Mas na paganda de turismo. verdade o panorama é magnt- fico c a vida é sadia. No fim da praça 15 de No- ¦ æ.'¦;-, lí^ffljMi"*3"^¦ *»*„ ¦¦¦?'¦'æ! ¦ L.«^z^AmibIÍ^IiS''L'v¦'?-'¦ i - *¦¦*¦¦¦'''" `d.¦ Anuar Fares foi o nosso guia precioso dentro de Bar- bacena. Com carinho de amante apaixonado, ele despiu a cidade ante os nossos olhos ávidos e curiosos. O seu en- tusiasmo é contagioso. Aqui mostra a igreja da Boa Mor- (Conclue na pag. 60) ¦'SmI^Hh' * 1BB ¦ ¦ — "¦ "¦- BR VhBbI^BS' V ___B «r^jflBB. V J_ HSÍ lek. 3SP* JC1 bBSIsHíÍÍÍ ____—__————— IX_'-'-*^_____[^m'falSlf^SSaíPAilillll?>,e•^_s_^™r_. a ps cada An- brasileira. Cada quadro, vembro fica o solar dos cada casa-museu, livro, cada manuscrito, dradas mineiros, 6 ura mundo de a tradição e a autografo, onde reside Saimos encantados evocativa de uma fami- evocação. força desse nosso passeio através lia ilustre. Neste nosso pais ás ori- % onde do tempo e em direção mal saido da puberdade, e en- gens da nossa historia, '%£& as raizes sobrenadam na peri- i &m J> wM de contramos o atual, a vitali- feria, são um belo exemplo es- dade inquieta e adolescente» constância e de equilibrio da Manti- estômago históricas guar- no poeta solitário tas reliquias — Anuar Fares. de em geração queira RES- /) dadas geração Entre as montanhas anti- PARA COMBATER UM enriquecidas em cada uma FRIADO DiRÈCTAMENTE- e é das planicies arenosas Wê] iful delas. José Bonifácio Netto podas \ NÃO ] alli nas vias respiratórias onde elle em que nasceram os seus an- atual guardião de tão rica se aloja—friccione Vick VaooRub o cheio IMJWttlttUWPMKHi^ so- tepassados, este espirito Nada herança. Cada parede do faz no pescoço e no peito. que de claridade trabalha e de maneira alguma o esto- lar é uma pagina de historia engulir, nada que possa perturbar As crianças até gostam! dr ¦? ) ], mago.
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