Kitap · Pan Tadeusz
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Yazar: Adam Mickiewicz
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In the garden, close to the fence against which Rykov had
supported his triangle, stood a large old cheese house, built of
lattice work made of beams nailed across one another, like a
cage. In it there shone many scores of white cheeses; around them
bunches of sage, bennet, cardoon, and wild thyme hung drying, the
entire herb apothecary shop of the Seneschal's daughter. The
cheese house was some twenty feet square, but it rested only on a
single great pillar, like a stork's nest. The old oaken pillar
slanted, for it was already half decayed, and threatened to fall.
The Judge had often been advised to destroy the age-worn
structure, but he always said that he preferred to repair it
rather than to destroy it, or even to rebuild it. He kept
postponing the task to a more convenient season, and in the
meantime bade put two props under the pillar. The structure, thus
strengthened, but still not firm, looked over the fence at
Rykov's triangle.
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