كتاب · Pan Tadeusz
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المؤلف: Adam Mickiewicz
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Corporal Buzzard Dobrzynski alone neither listened to the band,
nor danced, nor made him merry; with his hands behind him he
stood glum and sullen and called to mind his old-time wooing of
Zosia; how he had loved to bring her flowers, to plait little
baskets, to gather birds' nests, to make little earrings.
Ungrateful girl! Though he had wasted upon her so many lovely
gifts, though she had fled from him, though his father had
forbidden him, yet how many times he had sat on the wall just to
see her through the window, and had stolen into the hemp in order
to watch how she tended her little flower garden, picked
cucumbers, or fed the roosters! Ungrateful girl! He drooped his
head; finally he whistled a mazurka; then he jammed his casque
down over his ears and went to the camp, where the sentinels were
standing by the cannon: there, to distract his mind, he began a
game of cribbage with the private soldiers, and sweetened his
sorrow with the cup.
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