186 - Stefan Zweig. *Coração inquieto* (Novel). Translated directly from German by Odilon Gallotti. Rio de Janeiro, Editora Guanabara, 1939. Original cloth binding. — Signed copy.

Stefan Zweig. *Coração inquieto* (Novel). Translated directly from German by Odilon Gallotti. Rio de Janeiro, Editora Guanabara, 1939. Original cloth binding. — Signed copy. Call time: approx. 1:47 p.m. (Schedule subject to change) First Portuguese edition of *Ungeduld des Herzens*; the original German version of the novel was published simultaneously by Bermann-Fischer in Stockholm and de Lange in Amsterdam, while the English version was published by Longmans & Green. - Title page signed by the author. - Cataloged in 1940 at a public library in São Paulo, with a library label, stamp, and call number on the endpaper. - In 1941, Stefan Zweig, who had fled German-occupied Europe with his wife via England and the United States, arrived in Brazil. The couple committed suicide in Petrópolis as early as 1942. Klawiter F 506; another translation is listed under F 505, also from 1939 21.8 × 14.0 cm. 395, [5] pages. - Shows signs of use typical of a library copy.