Libro · Pan Tadeusz
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Autore: Adam Mickiewicz
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"Sophia, I must take counsel with you in a very important matter;
I have already asked my uncle's opinion, and he is not opposed.
You know that a considerable portion of the villages that I am to
be the owner of, according to the law ought to have descended to
you. These serfs are not my subjects, but yours; I should not
venture to dispose of their affairs without the consent of their
lady. Now, when we ourselves possess once more our beloved
Fatherland, shall the peasants by that happy change gain only
this much, that they receive another lord? To be sure, they have
hitherto been governed with kindness, but after my death God
knows to whom I may leave them; I am a soldier, and we both are
mortal; I am a man, and I fear my own caprices: I shall act with
greater security if I renounce my own authority and give over the
fate of the villagers into the protection of the law.
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