Kitap · Pan Tadeusz
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Yazar: Adam Mickiewicz
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An instant later all was silent and deserted; the Count fixed his
eyes on the house and strained his ears; still he mused, and
still the huntsmen stood motionless behind him.-Then in the quiet
deserted house arose first a murmur, then an uproar and merry
cries, as in an empty hive when bees fly back into it: that was a
sign that the guests had returned from hunting, and that the
servants were busying themselves with breakfast.
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