Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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The owl began it, hooting from beneath the house roof; the bats
rustled with flimsy wings, and flew towards the house, where
shone the panes of the windows and human faces; but nearer, the
little sisters of the bats, the moths, hovered in a swarm,
attracted by the white garments of the women; they were
especially troublesome to Zosia, beating against her face and her
bright eyes, which they mistook for two candles. In the air an
immense cloud of insects gathered and whirled about, playing like
the music of the spheres; Zosia's ear distinguished amid the
thousand noises the accord of the flies and the false half-tone
of the mosquitoes.
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