Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Even though thus engaged she turned her head towards the
gooseberry bushes, mindful of the rustling she had heard among
them, and not knowing that her assailant had already drawn near
from the opposite direction, crawling like a serpent over the
borders. Suddenly he jumped out from the burdock; she looked-he
was standing near at hand, four beds away from her, and was
bowing low. She had already turned away her head and lifted her
arms, and was hurrying to fly away like a frightened lark, and
already her light steps were brushing over the leaves, when the
children, frightened by the entrance of the stranger, and the
flight of the girl, began to wail piteously. She heard them, and
felt that it was unseemly to desert little children in their
fright; she went back, hesitating, but she must needs go back,
like an unwilling spirit, summoned by the incantations of a
diviner.
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