Ksiazka · Pan Tadeusz
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Autor: Adam Mickiewicz
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"Now I can die in peace! There still exists a man who will fondle
my darling child; for I have long been grieving, both day and
night, at the thought that after my death this my blade might
rust away! Now it will not rust! Your Excellency the General,
forgive me!-throw away those spits, those German swordlets; it is
shameful for a gentleman's son to wear that little cane! Take
instead a sabre such as befits a gentleman: now I lay at your
feet this my penknife, which is the most precious thing that I
possess in all the world. I have never had a wife, I have never
had a child: it has been both wife and child to me; from my
embrace it has never departed; from dawn till dark have I petted
it; it has slept by night at my side! And since I have grown old,
it has been hanging on the wall above my couch, like God's
commandments over the Jews! I thought to have it buried in my
grave along with my arm; but I have found an owner for it. May it
be your servant!"
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