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Adjective and Numerals

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Excerpt from the poem 'Cântico Negro' by José Régio: 'Come this way' - some say to me with sweet eyes, Extending their arms to me, and sure That it would be good if I listened to them When they say to me: 'come this way!' Considering the above excerpt from the poem 'Cântico Negro' by José Régio, identify and analyze: 1. An example of an adjective in this excerpt, explaining which noun it is qualifying. 2. An example of a numeral in this excerpt (or its absence) and how the presence (or absence) of the numeral contributes to the construction of the poem's meaning.

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