Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autore: Adam Mickiewicz
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"On the left is another scene, a convent refectory, transformed
into the assembly hall of the gentry. The older men are seated in
a row on benches; the younger are standing and looking curiously
over their heads towards the centre; in the centre stands the
Marshal, holding the urn in his hands; he is counting the balls,
and the gentry devour them with their eyes; he has just shaken
out the last one: the Apparitors raise their hands and announce
the name of the elected official.
"One gentlemen has no respect for the general concord: see, he
has thrust in his head from the window of the refectory kitchen;
see his wide-open eyes, how insolently he stares; he has opened
his mouth as though he wanted to eat up the whole roomful: it is
easy to guess that this gentlemen has shouted 'Veto!' See how at
that sudden challenge to a quarrel the throng is crowding to the
door; they are evidently on their way to the kitchen; they have
drawn their swords, and a bloody fight is sure to break out.
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