Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autore: Adam Mickiewicz
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Below, the crumbling remains of cities meet the eye. Here an
overthrown oak protrudes from the ground, like an immense ruin;
on it seem to rest fragments of walls and columns; on this side
are branching stumps, on that half-rotted beams, enclosed with a
hedge of grass. Within the barricade it is terrible to look:
there dwell the lords of the forest, wild boars, bears, and
wolves; at the gate lie the half-gnawed bones of some unwary
guests. Sometimes there rise up through the green of the grass,
like two jets of water, a pair of stag's antlers; and a beast
flits between the trees like a yellow streak, as when a sunbeam
falls between the forest trees and dies.
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