Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autore: Adam Mickiewicz
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So all rushed towards them from the other room, and, pouring
through the doorway like a swift wave, carried away the young
couple who were standing on the threshold like Janus, the
two-headed god.
Before Thaddeus and Telimena could smooth the hair on their
heads, the threatening shouts had died away; a murmur mixed with
laughter was spreading through the throng, a truce had come to
the brawl; the Monk had appeased it-an old man, but strong and
with very broad shoulders. Just as the Assessor had run up to the
Jurist, and when the combatants were already making threatening
gestures at each other, he suddenly seized them both by the
collar from behind, and twice knocking their two heads violently
together like Easter eggs, he spread out his arms like a
signpost, and tossed them at the same moment into opposite
corners of the room; for a moment he stood still with
outstretched arms, and cried, "Pax, pax, pax vobiscum; peace be
with you!"
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