كتاب · Pan Tadeusz
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المؤلف: Adam Mickiewicz
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Not old could the hands have been that had so abandoned them!
There too, a white gown, freshly taken from the hook to put on,
was spread upon the arm of a chair. In the windows were pots of
fragrant flowers: geraniums, asters, gillyflowers, and violets.
The traveller stepped to one of the windows-a new marvel was
before him. On the bank of the brook, in a spot once overgrown
with nettles, was a tiny garden intersected by paths, full of
clumps of English grass and of mint. The slender wooden fence,
fashioned into a monogram, shone with ribbons of gay daisies.
Evidently the beds had but just been sprinkled; there stood the
tin watering-pot full of water, but the fair gardener could
nowhere be seen.
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