Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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"Thus fate is wont to end all in this world by the sound of a
bell. The calculations of mighty minds, the plans of imagination,
the sports of innocence, the joys of friendship, the outpourings
of feeling hearts! when the bronze roars from afar all is
confused, shattered, perturbed-and vanishes!"
Then, turning a feeling glance on Telimena, he added, "What
remains?" and she said to him, "Remembrance"; and, desiring
somewhat to relieve the Count's sadness, she gave him a
forget-me-not that she had plucked. The Count kissed it and
pinned it on his bosom. Thaddeus on the other side separated the
branches of a shrub, seeing that through the greenery something
white was stealing towards him. This was a little hand white as a
lily; he seized it, kissed it, and silently buried his lips in it
as a bee in the cup of a lily. On his lips he felt something
cold; he found a key and a bit of white paper curled up in the
hole of it; this was a little note. He seized it and hid it in
his pocket; he did not know what the key meant, but that little
white note would explain.
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