Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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The centrepiece, which was coated from rim to rim with froth and
sugar white as snow, counterfeited marvellously well a winter
landscape. In the centre a huge grove of confections showed dark;
on the sides were houses which seemed to form peasant villages
and hamlets of gentry, and which were coated, not with hoar
frost, but with sugary froth; the edges were decorated with
little porcelain figures in Polish costumes: like actors on a
stage, they were evidently representing some striking event;
their gestures were artistically reproduced, the colours were
individual; they lacked only voice-for the rest they seemed to be
alive.
"What is it that they represent?" asked the curious guests;
whereupon the Seneschal, raising his wand, spoke as follows
(meanwhile brandy was being served, in preparation for dinner):-
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