Книга · Pan Tadeusz
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Автор: Adam Mickiewicz
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"I am a woman, authority does not belong to me. You will be my
husband; I am too young to give advice-whatever you arrange, I
agree to with all my heart! If by freeing the villagers you
become poorer, then, Thaddeus, you will be all the dearer to my
heart. Of my family I know little, and to it I am quite
indifferent; I remember only that I was poor and an orphan, and
that I was taken in as a daughter by the Soplicas, that I was
brought up in their house and married from it. Of the country I
am not afraid: if I have lived in a great city, that was long
ago; I have forgotten it, and have always loved the country.
Believe me, that my hens and roosters have given me more
amusement than all those St. Petersburgs, If at times I have
longed for amusement and for society, that was from childishness;
I know now that the city wearies me. I convinced myself last
winter, after a short stay in Wilno, that I was born for a
country life; in the midst of gaieties I longed once more for
Soplicowo.
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