Book · Pan Tadeusz
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Author: Adam Mickiewicz
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Here the Seneschal paused, and, raising his right hand, asked the
Chamberlain for his snuffbox; he took several pinches, but did
not vouchsafe to finish his tale, as though he wished to sharpen
the curiosity of his hearers. At last he was beginning-when that
tale, so curious and so diligently hearkened to, was again
interrupted! For some one had unexpectedly sent a man to the
Judge, with the message that he was waiting on business that
brooked no delay. The Judge, wishing them good night, bade
farewell to the company: immediately they scattered in various
directions; some went into the house to sleep, others into the
barn, to rest on the hay; the Judge went to give audience to the
traveller.
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