Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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"This is not, Pan Maciej, my brother, and revered father of us
all-this is not aid to be despised. I should rely on the French
in time of war as on four aces; they are a warlike people, and
since the times of Thaddeus Kosciuszko the world has not had such
a military genius as the great Emperor Bonaparte. I remember when
the French crossed the Warta; I was on a trip abroad at the time,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and six; I was
just then doing some trading with Dantzic, and, since I have many
kinsmen in the district of Posen, I had gone to visit them. So it
happened that Pan Joseph Grabowski125 and I-he is now colonel of
a regiment, but at that time he was living in the country near
Obiezierz-were out hunting small game together.
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