Book · Pan Tadeusz
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Author: Adam Mickiewicz
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At daybreak there had appeared in Dobrzyn a mounted messenger; he
galloped from cottage to cottage and awoke them as if to work for
the manor: the gentry arose and filled with a crowd the streets
of the hamlet; cries were heard in the tavern, candles seen in
the priest's house. All were running about, each asked the other
what this meant; the old men took counsel together, the young men
saddled their horses while the women held them; the boys scuffled
about, in a hurry to run and fight, but did not know with whom or
about what! Willy-nilly, they had to stay behind. In the priest's
dwelling there was in progress a long, tumultuous, frightfully
confused debate; at last, not being able to agree, they finally
decided to lay the whole matter before Father Maciej.
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