كتاب · Pan Tadeusz
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المؤلف: Adam Mickiewicz
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"Panna Sophia she should be called," interrupted the Warden, "for
she is now grown up, and is no longer a little girl; besides
that, she comes of the blood of dignitaries; she is the
granddaughter of the Pantler."
"Well, it was an omen prophetic of her fate," Protazy concluded;
"I beheld the omen with my own eyes. A year ago our servants were
sitting here on a holiday, drinking mead, and we saw-whack! there
fell from the eaves two sparrows fighting, both old males. One,
which was somewhat the younger, had a grey throat, the other a
black one; they continued to scuffle about the yard, turning over
and over, until they were buried in dust. We gazed at them, and
meanwhile the servants whispered to one another that the black
one must stand for the Horeszko, and the other for the Soplica.
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