Book · Pan Tadeusz
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Author: Adam Mickiewicz
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The guests were already assembled in the great hall of the
castle, and were conversing around the table as they awaited the
banquet, when the Judge entered in the uniform of a wojewoda,
escorting Thaddeus and Sophia. Thaddeus, raising his left hand to
his forehead, saluted his superior officers with a military bow.
Sophia, lowering her eyes and blushing, greeted the guests with a
curtsy (she had been taught by Telimena how to curtsy
gracefully). On her head she wore a wreath, as a betrothed
maiden; for the rest, her costume was the same that she had worn
that morning in the chapel, when she brought in her spring sheaf
for the Virgin Mary. She had reaped once more, for the guests, a
fresh sheaf of greenery, and with one hand she distributed
flowers and grasses from it; with the other she adjusted on her
head her glittering sickle. The leaders, kissing her hands, took
the posies; Zosia curtsied once more to all in turn, her cheeks
glowing.
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