كتاب · Pan Tadeusz
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المؤلف: Adam Mickiewicz
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The bell still pealed, and, as an echo, from the depths of the
quiet woods there resounded a thousand cries and shouts; this was
the uproar of people searching for one another and calling, the
signal that the mushroom-gathering was over for the day: the
uproar was not at all gloomy or funereal, as it had seemed to the
Count, but a dinner uproar.57 Every noon this bell, calling from
the gable, invited the guests and servants home to dinner; such
had been the custom on many old estates, and in the Judge's house
it had been preserved. So from the wood there came a throng
carrying boxes, and baskets, and handkerchiefs with their ends
tied up-all full of mushrooms; each young lady carried in one
hand, like a folded fan, a large pine-lover; in the other
tree-fungi tied together in a bunch, like field flowers, and
leaf-mushrooms of various colours. The Seneschal had his
fly-bane. With empty hands came Telimena, and after her the young
gentlemen.
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