Ksiazka · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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Here was an open grove, with a floor of turf; over this green
carpet, among the white trunks of the birches, under the canopy
of luxuriant drooping boughs, roamed a multitude of forms, whose
strange dance-like motions and strange costumes made one think
them ghosts, wandering by the light of the moon. Some were in
tight black garments, others in long, flowing robes, bright as
snow; one wore a hat broad as a hoop, another was bare-headed;
some, as if they had been wrapt in a cloud, in walking spread out
on the breeze veils that trailed behind their heads as the tail
behind a comet. Each had a different posture: one had grown into
the earth, and only turned about his downcast eyes; another,
looking straight before him, as if in a dream, seemed to be
walking along a line, turning neither to the right nor to the
left. But all continually bent down to the ground in various
directions, as if making deep bows.
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