Kitap · Pan Tadeusz
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Yazar: Adam Mickiewicz
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At each step there lie in wait for you, like the dens of wolves,
little lakes, half overgrown with grass, so deep that men cannot
find their bottom; in them it is very probable that devils dwell.
The water of these wells is iridescent, spotted with a bloody
rust, and from within continually rises a steam that breathes
forth a nasty odour, from which the trees around lose their bark
and leaves; bald, dwarfed, wormlike, and sick, hanging their
branches knotted together with moss, and with humped trunks
bearded with filthy fungi, they sit around the water, like a
group of witches warming themselves around a kettle in which they
are boiling a corpse.
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