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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Is the sentence below gramatically correct

Death
Alleluia Mazarello e Costa Correia

wife of late Thomas(Lourecinho)Costa Correia, sister of late Constanciana, late Brazinha,

late Brigitta and Escolastico Mazarello.

barring all only Escolastico mazarello is living

is the above para correct or how should it be written. What does late Brigitta and Escolastico

Mazarelo mean.

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The words with capital letters are probably people's names (except for 'Death'), but it is not a sentence or a paragraph; it seems to be some sort of obituary notice.

— Mister Micawber

  • The words with capital letters are probably people's names (except for 'Death'), but it is not a sentence or a paragraph; it seems to be some sort of obituary notice.
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The words with capital letters are probably people's names (except for 'Death'), but it is not a sentence or a paragraph; it seems to be some sort of obituary notice.
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