"o bom filho a casa torna" meaning in Portuguese

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          "ref": "2006, Stanley Alexander Brandino, Pandora, Clube de Autores, page 20:",
          "text": "Vejo então que o bom filho a casa torna – disse Débora, tão surpresa quanto ele – Resolveu visitar a velha terrinha? Nem me lembro de quanto tempo faz que não nos vemos. Eles se abraçaram calorosamente, a saudade era sincera.",
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        "to do something one has already done previously; to visit a place one has already been to"
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  "word": "o bom filho a casa torna"
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