Kitap · Pan Tadeusz
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Yazar: Adam Mickiewicz
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But meanwhile the gentry had rallied to the Count. They went to
the tavern; Gerwazy called to mind the days of old, and bade them
give him three Polish girdles, by means of which he drew from the
vaults of the tavern three casks, one of mead, the second of
brandy, and the third of beer. He took out the spigots, and
immediately three streamlets spurted forth, gurgling, one white
as silver, the second red as carnelian, the third yellow: with a
triple rainbow they played on high; they fell in a hundred cups
and hummed in a hundred glasses. The gentry ran riot: some drank,
others wished a hundred years to the Count, all shouted, "Down
with the Soplica!"
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