Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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The huntsmen, each holding his hound by the collar, pointed their
fingers to the spot from which the hare was to appear, and made a
soft smacking sound with their lips; the hounds pricked up their
ears, snuffed the wind with their muzzles and trembled
impatiently, like two arrows set on one string. All at once the
Seneschal shouted, "At him," and the hare darted from behind the
fence into the meadow, the hounds after him; and speedily,
without making a single turn, Falcon and Bobtail together fell
upon the grey rabbit from opposite sides at the same instant,
like the two wings of a bird, and buried their teeth like talons
in his back. The rabbit gave one cry, like a newborn babe,
pitifully! The huntsmen ran up; it already lay breathless, and
the hounds were tearing the white fur beneath its belly.
The huntsmen were patting their dogs, but meanwhile while the
Seneschal, drawing the hunting-knife that hung at his girdle, cut
off the feet and said:-
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