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Автор: Adam Mickiewicz

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"But in the third gathering the situation is quite different:
here the orator must catch his auditors by their belts-notice how
they are pulling away and turning aside their ears; notice how
this auditor bristles with wrath; he has raised his arms and is
threatening the orator and stopping his mouth; he has evidently
heard praise showered on his opponent. That other man has bent
down his brow like a bull; you might think him about to toss the
orator on his horns. This party are drawing their sabres, and
those others have started to flee.
"One gentleman stands silent and alone between the groups; he is
evidently a non-partisan and is timidly hesitating for whom to
give his vote! He does not know, and is at odds with himself; he
leaves it to chance-he has lifted up his hands and extended his
thumbs; with his eyes shut he aims nail against nail; evidently
he will trust his vote to fortune; if the thumbs meet, he will
cast an affirmative ballot, but if they miss he will deposit a
negative.

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