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المؤلف: Adam Mickiewicz
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"Ungrateful man! You sought my glance, and now you avoid it; you
sought for speech with me, and to-day you close your ears, as
though in my words and in my glance there were poison! I deserve
my fate; I knew who you were! A man! Guiltless of coquetry, I did
not wish to torture you, but made you happy; and is this the
gratitude you show me! A triumph over my soft heart has hardened
your heart; since you won it so easily, too quickly have you
despised it! I deserve my fate; but, taught by bitter experience,
believe me, that I despise myself more than you can despise me!"
"Telimena," said Thaddeus, "I vow to Heaven that my heart is not
hard, nor do I avoid you through contempt. But just consider,
they are watching us, following us; can we act so openly? What
will people say? Why, this is improper, I vow-it is a sin!"
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