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المؤلف: Adam Mickiewicz

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The rest of the Steward's argument the Judge could not hear, for
between the two discourses there had begun a dozen conversations,
jests, stories, and even disputes.
Thaddeus and Telimena had been forgotten by all the rest of the
company, and were absorbed in each other.-The lady was glad that
her wit had amused Thaddeus so greatly; in return, the young man
showered compliments on her. Telimena spoke more and more slowly
and softly, and Thaddeus pretended that he could not hear her in
the buzz of voices; so, whispering, he drew so near her that he
felt on his face the pleasant warmth of her brow; holding his
breath, he caught her sighs with his lips, and with his eye he
followed every sparkle of her glance.
Then between them there suddenly darted first a fly and after it
the Seneschal's flapper.

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