Ksiazka · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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"Ah! whose lips can dare to fancy that to-day they will at last
find the magic word that will soften marble-like despair, that
will lift the stony lid from men's hearts, and will open eyes
heavy with so many tears?
"Some time-when the lions of vengeance shall cease to roar, when
the blare of the trumpet shall be stilled, when the ranks shall
be broken, when our eagles with a flight like lightning shall
settle on the ancient boundaries of Boleslaw the Brave, and,
eating their fill of corpses, shall be drenched with blood, and
finally fold their wings to rest; when the last enemy shall give
forth a cry of pain, become silent, and proclaim liberty to the
world: then, crowned with oak leaves, throwing aside their
swords, our knights will seat themselves unarmed and deign to
hear songs. When the world envies their present fortune they will
have leisure to hear of the past! Then they will weep over the
fate of their fathers, and then those tears will not soil their
cheeks.
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