Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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"At first I thought that I had succeeded in overcoming my heart,
and I was glad of that fancied change, and-I married the first
poor girl that I met! I did evil, and how cruelly was I punished
for it! I loved her not, Thaddeus's poor mother, my most devoted
wife and the most upright soul-but I was strangling in my heart
my former love and my anger. I was like a madman; in vain I
forced myself to work at farming or at business; all was of no
avail. Possessed by the demon of vengeance, morose and
passionate, I could find no comfort in anything in the world-and
thus I passed from one sin to another; I began to drink.
"And so in no long time my wife died of grief, leaving me that
child; and despair consumed me!
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