Книга · Pan Tadeusz
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Автор: Adam Mickiewicz
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"In the botanical garden at Wilno I have seen those vaunted trees
that grow in the east and the south, in that fair Italian
land-which of them can be compared to our trees? The aloe with
its long stalk like a lightning rod? Or the dwarfish lemon tree
with its golden balls and lacquered leaves, short and dumpy, like
a woman who is small and ugly, but rich? Or the much-praised
cypress, long, thin, and lean, which seems the tree, not of
grief, but of boredom? They say that it looks very sad upon a
grave; but it is like a German flunkey in court mourning, who
does not dare to lift his arms or turn his head, for fear that he
may somehow offend against etiquette.
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