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المؤلف: Adam Mickiewicz

الوقت0:00
السرعة (WPM)0.0
الدقة100.0%

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The master kept quickening the time and playing with greater
power, but suddenly he struck a false chord like the hiss of a
snake, like the grating of iron on glass-it sent a shudder
through every one, and mingled with the general gaiety an
ill-omened foreboding. Disturbed and alarmed, the hearers
wondered whether the instrument might not be out of tune, or the
musician be making a blunder. Such a master had not blundered! He
purposely kept touching that traitorous string and breaking up
the melody, striking louder and louder that angry chord,
confederated against the harmony of the tones; at last the Warden
understood the master, covered his face in his hands, and cried,
"I know, I know those notes; that is Targowica!" And suddenly the
ill-omened string broke with a hiss; the musician rushed to the
treble notes, broke up and confused the measure, abandoned the
treble notes, and hurried his hammers to the bass strings.

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