Book · Pan Tadeusz
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Author: Adam Mickiewicz
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"Alas!" said Telimena with a mournful glance, "I see that nothing
will restrain you! My knight, when you enter the lists of battle,
turn a feeling gaze on the colours of your beloved." (Here she
tore a ribbon from her dress, made a cockade, and pinned it on
the Count's bosom.) "May these colours guide you against fiery
cannon, against shining spears and sulphurous rains; and when you
make yourself famous by warlike deeds, and when you shade with
immortal laurels your blood-stained helmet and your casque, bold
in victory, even then look once more on this cockade! Remember
whose hand pinned upon you these colours!"
Here she offered him her hand. The Count knelt and kissed it;
Telimena raised her handkerchief to one eye, but with the other
eye she looked down on the Count, who was bidding her farewell
with deep emotion. She sighed, but shrugged her shoulders.
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