Книга · Pan Tadeusz
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Автор: Adam Mickiewicz
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The Count, seeing that Thaddeus had approached so near the spot
where he had halted under arms, shouted: "To arms! Seize him!"
The jockeys rushed forward, and, before Thaddeus could comprehend
what was happening to him, they had already caught him; they ran
towards the mansion and poured into the yard. The mansion awoke,
the dogs barked, the watchmen shouted, the Judge rushed out half
clad; he saw the armed throng and thought that they were robbers
until he recognised the Count. "What does this mean?" he asked.
The Count flashed his sword over him, but, when he saw that he
was unarmed, his fury grew cool.
"Soplica," he said, "ancestral enemy of my family, to-day I
punish thee for ancient and for fresh offences; to-day thou wilt
render me an account for the seizure of my fortune before I
avenge me for the insult to my honour!"
But the Judge crossed himself and cried:-
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