Book · Pan Tadeusz
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Author: Adam Mickiewicz
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What deeds he then performed, what disasters he spread abroad, it
were vain to sing, for none would believe the Muse: even so they
did not believe the poor woman in Wilno, who, standing on the
summit of the holy Ostra Gate, saw how Deyov, the Muscovite
general, coming on with a regiment of Cossacks, was already
opening the gate, and how a single burgher, named Czarnobacki,
killed Deyov and routed a whole regiment of Cossacks.164
Suffice it to say, that things came to pass as Rykov had
foreseen; the yagers in the crowd yielded to the power of their
foes. Twenty-three rolled slain on the ground, thirty and more
lay groaning with frequent wounds, many fled and hid in the
garden, the hops, or along the river; some took refuge in the
house under the protection of the women.
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