Книга · Pan Tadeusz
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Автор: Adam Mickiewicz
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The whole company was just returning from the grove, gaily, but
in order; first the little children with their tutor, then the
Judge with the wife of the Chamberlain; beside them the
Chamberlain, surrounded by his family; after the older people
came the young ladies, with the young men beside them; the young
ladies walked a half-step before the young men: so decorum bids.
No one there had arranged the order, no one had so placed the
gentlemen and the ladies, but each without conscious thought kept
the order: for the Judge in his household observed the ancient
customs, and never allowed that respect should be neglected for
age, birth, intelligence, or office: "By such breeding," said he,
"houses and nations win fame, and with its fall, houses and
nations go to ruin." So the household and the servants grew
accustomed to order; and a passing guest, whether kinsman or
stranger, when he visited the Judge, as soon as he had been there
a short time, accepted the established ways of which all about
him breathed.
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