Kitap · Pan Tadeusz
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Yazar: Adam Mickiewicz
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The Count was a grandee! Men of property are changeable in their
tastes. The Count was a blond! Blonds are not over passionate.
But Thaddeus? a simple lad! an honest boy! almost a child! he was
beginning to fall in love for the first time! If well looked to
he would not easily break his first ties; besides that, he was
already under obligations to Telimena. While they are young,
though men are fickle in their thoughts, they are more constant
in their feelings than their grandfathers, because they have a
conscience. The simple and maidenlike heart of a youth long
preserves gratitude for the first sweets of love! It welcomes
enjoyment and bids it farewell with gaiety, like a modest meal,
which we share with a friend. Only an old drunkard, whose inwards
are already burning, loathes the drink in which he drowns
himself. All this Telimena knew thoroughly, for she had both
sense and large experience.
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