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Author: Adam Mickiewicz
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65 In the district of Rosieny, on the estate of Paszkiewicz, the
Rural Secretary, grew an oak known under the name of Baublis,
which was formerly, in pagan times, honoured as a sacred tree. In
the interior of this decayed giant Paszkiewicz has founded a
cabinet of Lithuanian antiquities.
66 Not far from the parish church of Nowogrodek grew some ancient
lindens, many of which were felled about the year 1812.
67 [Jan Kochanowski (1530-84) was the greatest poet of Poland up
to the time of Mickiewicz. Czarnolas was his country estate, on
which he passed in retirement the closing years of his life. In a
famous epigram he tells of the charms of his linden tree:-
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