Ksiazka · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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At these words the Warden turned pale, bowed down, and, with half
his body bent forward, remained fixed in this position, hung upon
one foot, like a stone flying from on high but checked in its
course. He raised his eyelids and opened wide his mouth with its
threatening white teeth; his mustaches bristled; his sword
dropped from his hands, but he caught it near the floor with his
knees and held the pommel with his right hand, gripping it
convulsively: the long black blade of the sword stretched out
behind him and shook back and forth. And the Warden was like a
wounded lynx, about to spring from a tree into the very face of a
hunter: it puffs itself into a ball, growls, flashes fire from
its bloody eyeballs, twitches its whiskers and lashes its tail.
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