Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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"Seize the castle," exclaimed the Warden, "the village and the
lands!"-As he said this he turned to the Count.-"If you wish to
have peace, take possession of the whole. Of what use is the
lawsuit, my boy! The affair is plain as day: the castle has been
in the hands of the Horeszkos for four hundred years; a part of
the estate was torn from it in the time of the Targowica
confederacy, and, as you know, given into the possession of the
Soplica. You ought to take from them not only that part, but the
whole, for the costs of the suit, and as punishment for their
plundering. I have always said to you, let lawsuits alone; I have
always said to you, raid them, make a foray97 on them. That was
the ancient custom: whoever once possessed an estate was the heir
thereof; win in the field and you will win in the court too.
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