Книга · Pan Tadeusz
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Автор: Adam Mickiewicz
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The Count pulled his hat over his eyes and returned whence he
came, but shortened the way by striding over the vegetables, the
flowers, and the gooseberry bushes, until, vaulting the fence, he
at last breathed freely! He remembered that he had spoken to the
girl of breakfast: so perhaps everybody was already informed of
his meeting with her in the garden, near the house; perhaps they
would send to look for him. Had they noticed his flight? Who
knows what they would think? So he had to go back. Bending down
near the fence, along the boundary strip, and through the weeds,
after a thousand turns he was glad to come out finally on the
highway, which led straight to the yard of the mansion. He walked
along the fence and turned away his head from the garden as a
thief from a corn house, in order to give no sign that he thought
of visiting it, or had already done so. Thus careful was the
Count, though no one was following him; he looked in the opposite
direction from the garden, to the right.
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