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المؤلف: Adam Mickiewicz

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"Prince Czartoryski,151 the general of Podole, was travelling
from Volhynia to his Polish estates, or, if I remember correctly,
to the Diet at Warsaw. On his way he visited the gentry, partly
for amusement, and partly to win popularity; so he called upon
Pan Thaddeus Rejtan,152 to-day of holy memory, who was later our
deputy from Nowogrodek, and in whose house I grew up from
childhood. So Rejtan, on the occasion of the Prince's coming, had
invited guests, and the gentry had gathered in large numbers.
There were theatrical entertainments (the Prince was devoted to
the theatre); Kaszyc, who lives in Jatra, gave fireworks; Pan
Tyzenhaus153 sent dancers; and Oginski154 and Pan Soltan, who
lives in Zdzienciol, furnished musicians. In a word, at home they
offered entertainments gorgeous beyond expectation, and in the
forest they arranged a mighty hunt.

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