Kitap · Pan Tadeusz
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Yazar: Adam Mickiewicz
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He started up, and the vision straightway vanished, frightened by
the noise; he waited, but it did not return! He only heard again
a thrice-repeated knocking and the words: "Get up, sir; it is
time for hunting, you have overslept." He jumped from his couch,
and with both hands pushed back the shutters, so that their
hinges rattled, and flying open they knocked against the wall on
either side. He rushed out and looked around, amazed and
confused, but he saw nothing, nor did he perceive traces of any
one. Not far from the window was the garden fence; on it the hop
leaves and the flowery garlands were trembling; had some light
hands touched them or had the wind stirred them? Thaddeus gazed
long on them, but did not dare enter the enclosure; he only
leaned on the fence, raised his eyes, and, with his finger
pressed on his lips, bade himself be silent, in order not to
break the stillness by a hasty word.
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