Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autore: Adam Mickiewicz
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Beyond these pools it is vain to try to penetrate even with the
eye, to say nothing of one's steps, for there all is covered with
a misty cloud that rises incessantly from quivering morasses. But
finally behind this mist (so runs the common rumour) extends a
very fair and fertile region, the main capital of the kingdom of
beasts and plants. In it are gathered the seeds of all trees and
herbs, from which their varieties spread abroad throughout the
world; in it, as in Noah's ark, of all the kinds of beasts there
is preserved at least one pair for breeding. In the very centre,
we are told, the ancient buffalo and the bison and the bear, the
emperors of the forest, hold their court. Around them, on trees,
nest the swift lynx and the greedy wolverene, as watchful
ministers; but farther on, as subordinate, noble vassals, dwell
wild boars, wolves, and horned elks. Above their heads are the
falcons and wild eagles, who live from the lords' tables, as
court parasites.
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