Boek · Pan Tadeusz
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Auteur: Adam Mickiewicz
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By a neighbouring birch tree was a great ant-hill; the frugal
insects were wont to crawl around over the grass, mobile and
black. Whether from necessity or from pleasure one cannot tell,
they were especially fond of visiting the Temple of Meditation;
from the hillock, their capital, to the shores of the spring they
had trodden a path, by which they led their troops. Unfortunately
Telimena was sitting in the middle of the pathway; the ants,
allured by the sheen of the snow-white stocking, crawled up on
it, and in swarms began to tickle and bite. Telimena was forced
to run away and shake herself, finally to sit down on the grass
and catch the insects.
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