Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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"My stake was the gift that I once received from Prince
Sanguszko-my elegant dog-collars, covered with lizard-skin, with
rings of gold, and my leash woven of silk, the workmanship of
which is as precious as the jewel that glitters upon it. That
outfit I wanted to leave as an inheritance for my children; I
shall surely have children, for you know that I am to be married
to-day. But, my dear Notary, I beg you humbly that you will deign
to accept that outfit in exchange for your rich caparison, and as
a reminder of the quarrel that was prolonged for so many years
and has finally been concluded in a manner honourable to us
both.-May harmony flourish between us!"
So they returned home, to proclaim at table that the quarrel
between Bobtail and Falcon had been concluded.
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