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Автор: Adam Mickiewicz
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FINALLY with a crash the doors of the hall were thrown wide open,
and the Seneschal entered, wearing a cap, and with his head held
high; he did not greet the company nor take his place at the
table, for to-day the Seneschal emerged in a new character, as
Marshal of the Court; he bore a wand in sign of office, and with
this wand he indicated to each in turn his place and showed the
guests their seats. First of all, as the highest in authority in
the wojewodeship, the Chamberlain-Marshal took the place of
honour, a velvet chair with ivory arms; next him on the right sat
General Dombrowski, and on the left Kniaziewicz, Pac,203 and
Malachowski. Amid this company the Chamberlain's wife had her
seat; farther on other ladies, officers, magnates, country
gentry, and neighbours, men and women alternately, all took
places in order as the Seneschal indicated.
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