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Jul 25, 2023 5 min

O MASCATE

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Os mascates eram pessoas que levavam nas costas em uma trouxa cortes de tecidos, sabonetes, perfumes, pentes e outros objetos. Além dessas mercadorias levavam notícias da cidade e do mundo para os moradores que viviam isolados. Muitos eram libaneses ou sírios. Partiam da cidade onde moravam e iam ao encontro de seus fregueses nas zonas rurais. Veja a crônica sobre um mascate que era acolhido por uma família para fazer refeições e pernoitar. Ao partir no dia seguinte retribuía com um presente.

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