Boek · Pan Tadeusz
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Auteur: Adam Mickiewicz
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He kept several hounds; what torture, when a petty official and a
kennel live close by! Whenever I went out into the garden with a
book to enjoy the light of the moon and the coolness of the
evening, immediately a dog would rush up and wag its tail and
prick up its ears as if it were mad. I was often terrified. My
heart foreboded some misfortune from those dogs, and so it came
to pass: for when I went into the garden on a certain morning, a
hound throttled at my feet my beloved little King Charles
spaniel! Ah, he was a lovely little dog; Prince Sukin44 gave him
to me as a present to remember him by-clever, and lively as a
squirrel; I have his portrait, only I don't want to go to my desk
now. Seeing it strangled, owing to my great distress I had a
fainting spell, spasms, palpitation of the heart; perhaps my
health might have suffered even more severely.
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