Book · Pan Tadeusz
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Author: Adam Mickiewicz
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"What have you to say, comrade? Can it be that you are not glad
at our coming? Why are you silent and glum? How can your heart
help leaping up when you see the gold and silver eagles, and when
the trumpeters trumpet Kosciuszko's reveille close to your ear?
Maciek, I thought that you were more of a fighting man: if you do
not seize your sabre and mount your horse, at least you will
gaily drink with your colleagues to the health of Napoleon and
the hopes of Poland!"
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