Книга · Pan Tadeusz
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Автор: Adam Mickiewicz
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She ran up to divert the child that was shrieking the loudest,
sat down by him on the ground, and clasped him to her bosom; the
others she soothed with her hand and with tender words until they
became calm, hugging her knees with their little arms and
snuggling their heads, like chickens beneath their mother's wing.
"Is it nice to cry so?" she said, "is it polite? This gentleman
will be afraid of you; he did not come to frighten you, he is not
an ugly old beggar; he is a guest, a kind gentleman, just see how
pretty he is."
She looked herself; the Count smiled pleasantly, and was
evidently grateful to her for so many praises. She noticed this,
and stopped, lowered her eyes, and blushed all over like a
rosebud.
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