Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autore: Adam Mickiewicz
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"If he had but once openly refused me-for he knew our feelings-if
he had not received my visits, then who knows? Perhaps I should
have gone away, have become enraged, have cursed him, and finally
have left him in peace. But he, the proud and cunning lord,
formed a new plan; he pretended that it had never even entered
his head that I could strive for such a union. But he needed me,
I had influence among the gentry and every one in the district
liked me. So he feigned not to notice my love; he welcomed me as
before and even insisted that I should come more often; but
whenever we were alone together, seeing my eyes darkened with
tears and my heart over-full and ready to burst forth, the sly
old man would suddenly throw in some indifferent word about
lawsuits, district diets, or hunting--
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