Ksiazka · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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Luckily, just then there rode up on a visit Kirilo Gavrilich
Kozodusin,45 the Master of the Hunt of the Court, who inquired
the cause of so serious an attack. He had the police sergeant
pulled in by the ears; the man stood there pale, trembling, and
scarcely alive. 'How dare you,' shouted Kirilo with a voice of
thunder, 'course in spring a pregnant doe, here under the nose of
the Tsar?' The amazed sergeant in vain swore that he had not yet
begun his hunting, and that with the august permission of the
Master of the Hunt, the beast coursed seemed to him to be a dog
and not a doe. 'What!' shouted Kirilo, 'do you dare, you
scoundrel, to say that you have more knowledge of hunting and the
varieties of beasts than I, Kozodusin, the Tsar's Jagermeister?
The Chief of Police shall at once pass judgment between us,' They
summoned the Chief of Police and told him to take down the
evidence. 'I,' said Kozodusin, 'hereby testify that this is a
doe; he impudently alleges that it is a domestic dog.
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