Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autore: Adam Mickiewicz
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"Judge, we shall have trouble with that aunt, with that
giddy-pated coquette, Telimena. When Zosia was left alone, a
child and poor, Jacek gave her to Telimena to be brought up,
hearing that she was a good sort of woman and knew the world; but
I notice that she is stirring things up for us here; she is
intriguing and seems to be flirting with Thaddeus. I have my eye
on her. Or perhaps she is aiming at the Count, perhaps at both at
once. So let us think over how to get rid of her, for from her
actions may arise gossip, a bad example, and quarrels among the
youngsters, which may be a hindrance to your legal negotiations."
"Negotiations?" cried the Judge with unusual warmth, "I'm done
with negotiations; I've finished with them, broken them off."
"What's this?" interrupted Robak, "where's your sense, where's
your head? What nonsense are you telling me? What new row has
come up?"
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