Книга · Pan Tadeusz
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Автор: Adam Mickiewicz
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The Count, struck with so marvellous a sight, stood still.
Hearing from afar the trampling of his comrades, he motioned to
them with his hand to stop their horses: they halted. He gazed
with outstretched neck, like a long-billed crane that stands
apart from the flock, on one leg, keeping guard with watchful
eyes, and holding a stone in the other foot, in order not to fall
asleep.
The Count was awakened by a pattering on his shoulders and brow;
it was the Bernardine, Father Robak, who held aloft in his hand
the knotted cords of his belt.
"Will you have cucumbers?" he cried; "Here they are!" [So saying
he showed him the knots on his belt, which were shaped like
cucumbers.41] "Look out for danger, in this garden patch there is
no fruit for you; nothing will come of it!"
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