Book · Pan Tadeusz
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Author: Adam Mickiewicz
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"To the village!" shouted the Judge, "on horseback, for the
headman of the peasants! To-morrow at daybreak let the beaters be
ready, but volunteers! Whoever comes with a pike I will release
from two days' work on the roads and five days' field-service for
myself."
"Hurry," cried the Chamberlain, "saddle my grey, and gallop full
speed to my house; get quickly my two bulldogs,59 which are
famous all over the district; the male is named Sprawnik, and the
bitch Strapczyna.60 Gag them, tie them in a sack, and to save
time bring them here on horseback."
"Vanka," cried the Assessor in Russian to his boy, "draw my
Sanguszko hunting knife over the whetstone; you know, the knife
that the prince presented to me; and look to my belt, to see
whether there is a bullet in every cartridge."
"Get the guns ready!" shouted everybody.
The Assessor kept calling: "Lead, lead! I have a bullet mould in
my game bag."
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