Kitap · Pan Tadeusz
Sayfa 225 / 788
Yazar: Adam Mickiewicz
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In Soplicowo there was a great commotion; but neither the barking
of the dogs, nor the neighing of the horses and the creaking of
the carts, nor the blare of the horns that gave the signal for
the hunt could stir Thaddeus from his bed; falling fully dressed
on his couch, he had slept like a marmot in its burrow. None of
the young men thought of looking for him in the yard; every one
was occupied with his own affairs and was hurrying to his
appointed place; they entirely forgot their sleeping comrade.
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