Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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So a furious brawl arose in the company, some taking the side of
the Assessor and some that of the Notary. No one remembered about
Gerwazy, for all had run in from the sides, and had not noticed
what was going on in front. The Seneschal took the floor:-
"Now at all events there is some reason for a quarrel, for this,
gentlemen, is no worthless rabbit; this is a bear: here one need
have no compunctions about seeking satisfaction, whether it be
with the sabre or even with pistols. It is hard to reconcile your
dispute, so according to the ancient custom we give you our
permission for a duel. I remember that in my time there lived two
neighbours, both worthy gentlemen, and of long descent; they
dwelt on opposite sides of the river Wilejka; one was named
Domejko and the other Dowejko.86 They both shot at the same time
at a she-bear; which killed it it was hard to ascertain, and they
had a terrible quarrel, and swore to shoot at each other over the
hide of the bear: that was in true gentleman's style, almost
barrel to barrel. This duel made a great stir, and in those days
they sang songs about it. I was their second; how everything came
to pass-I will tell you the whole story from the beginning."
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