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المؤلف: Adam Mickiewicz
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When he heard this the Major rose and exploded with wrath:-
"Are you mad, Rykov? This is the Imperial service, and service is
not friendship, you idiotic old Rykov! Are you mad? Shall I
discharge rebels! In these warlike times! Ha, my Polish friends,
I'll teach you rebellion! Ha, you rascally Dobrzynski gentlemen;
O, I know you-let the rascals soak!" (And he guffawed, as he
looked out of the window.) "Why, that same Dobrzynski who is
sitting with his coat on-hey, take off his coat!-last year at the
masked ball started that squabble with me. Who began it? He-not
I. I was dancing, and he yelled, 'Turn the scoundrel out!' Since
I was just then under investigation for stealing from the
regimental treasury, I was much embarrassed; but what business
was it of his? I was dancing the mazurka, and he shouted from
behind, 'Scoundrel!' The gentry after him cried 'Hurrah!' They
insulted me. Well? The beggarly gentleman has fallen into my
claws.
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