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Автор: Adam Mickiewicz
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Then he let his hands fall and cracked his fingers, as if he were
shaking the whole mystery out of his hands.
This dark gesture the hearers understood; they began to gaze in
amazement at one another, each trying to guess his neighbour's
thoughts, and the gloomy silence lasted for several minutes. At
last Rykov said:-
"The wolf was a robber, and robbers have caught him!"
"Requiescat in pace," added the Chamberlain.
"In this was the finger of God!" said the Judge. "But I am not
guilty of this blood; I did not know of this."
The Monk rose on the pillows and sat up with gloomy mien. At last
he said, looking sharply at the Warden:-
"It is a great sin to slay an unarmed captive! Christ forbids us
to take vengeance even on our enemies! Ah! Warden, you will
answer heavily for this to God. There is but one ground of
pardon-if the deed was done not from stupid vengeance but pro
publico bono."
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