Book · Pan Tadeusz
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Author: Adam Mickiewicz
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"Your defence, as you know, was vigorous and prompt. I was
amazed; the Muscovites kept falling close by me; the beasts aimed
poorly.-At the sight of their overthrow hatred again overcame
me.-That Pantler a victor! And shall he prosper thus in his every
purpose? And shall he triumph even over this fearful assault? I
was riding away, smitten with shame.-Day was just dawning;
suddenly I beheld him and recognised him; he stepped out on the
balcony and his diamond buckle glittered in the sun; proudly he
twirled his mustache and proudly gazed around; and it seemed to
me that he mocked at me above all others, that he had recognised
me and that thus he pointed his hand at me, scoffing and
threatening,-I seized a carbine from a Muscovite; I barely raised
it to my shoulder, scarcely aimed-it went off! You know the rest!
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