Ksiazka · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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The Count's expedition to the garden-A mysterious nymph feeding
geese-The resemblance of mushroom-gathering to the wanderings of
the shades in the Elysian Fields-Varieties of mushrooms-Telimena
in the Temple of Meditation-Consultation in regard to the
settlement of Thaddeus-The Count as a landscape
painter-Thaddeus's artistic observations on trees and clouds-The
Count's thoughts on art-The bell-The love note-A bear, sir!
The Count returned home, but he kept checking his horse, turning
back his head, and gazing at the garden; and once it seemed to
him that a mysterious, snow-white gown again flashed from the
window; and that again something light fell from on high, and
flitting across the garden in the twinkling of an eye, glittered
among the green cucumbers, like a sunbeam that steals out from a
cloud and falls on a slab of flint in a ploughed field, or on a
small sheet of water in a green meadow.
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