Kitap · Pan Tadeusz
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Yazar: Adam Mickiewicz
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The advice was good; the Warden and the Count had fallen into no
common straits. At the upper end of the table only a mighty
shouting was raging, but at the lower end bottles were flying
around the head of the Count. The frightened women began to
beseech and weep; Telimena, with a cry of "Alas!" lifted her
eyes, rose, and fell in a faint; and, inclining her neck over the
Count's shoulder, laid upon his breast her swan's breast. The
Count, infuriated though he was, checked himself in his mad
career, and began to revive her and chafe her.
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