Boek · Pan Tadeusz
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Auteur: Adam Mickiewicz
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Into this the hare fled; Bobtail and Falcon were each about to
seize it, when the Judge checked the horsemen at the border of
the field; they had to obey, although in great wrath. The dogs
returned without their prey, and no one knew for sure whether the
beast had escaped or had been caught; no one could guess whether
it had fallen into the clutches of Bobtail, or of Falcon, or of
both at once. The two sides held different opinions, and the
settlement of the quarrel was postponed to the future.
The old Seneschal passed from room to room, glancing
absentmindedly about him; he mixed neither in the talk of the
hunters nor in that of the old men, and evidently had something
else on his mind. He carried a leather flapper; sometimes he
would stop, meditate long, and-kill a fly on the wall.
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