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And when I drew my sabre, then many thousand sabres had glittered
round about, striking terror to the lords' castles,-But now the
very children of the peasant boors laughed at me! So paltry had I
quickly made myself in the eyes of men! Jacek Soplica! He who
knows the feeling of pride--"
Here the Bernardine grew weak and fell back on the bed, and the
Warden said, deeply moved:-
"Great are the judgments of God! It is the truth! the truth! So
is it you? and are you Jacek? the Soplica? in a monk's cowl? Have
you been living a beggar's life! You, whom I remember when you
were strong and rosy, a handsome gentlemen, when lords flattered
you, when women went mad over you! The mustachioed champion! That
was not so long ago! it is grief that has aged you thus! How
could I fail to recognise you from that shot, when you hit the
bear with so sure an aim? For our Lithuania had no better
marksman than you, and next to Maciek you were also the foremost
swordsman! It is the truth! Once the gentlewomen sang of you:-
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