Ksiazka · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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A young gentleman had just entered in a two-horse carriage, and,
after making a turn about the yard, he stopped before the porch
and descended; his horses, left to themselves, slowly moved
towards the gate, nibbling the grass. The mansion was deserted,
for the porch doors were barred and the bar fastened with a pin.
The traveller did not run to make inquiries at the farmhouse but
opened the door and ran into the mansion, for he was eager to
greet it. It was long since he had seen the house, for he had
been studying in a distant city and had at last finished his
course. He ran in and gazed with eager emotion upon the ancient
walls, his old friends. He sees the same furniture, the same
hangings with which he had loved to amuse himself from babyhood,
but they seemed less beautiful and not so large as of old. And
the same portraits hung upon the walls.
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