Kitap · Pan Tadeusz
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Yazar: Adam Mickiewicz
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Then General Kniaziewicz took her by the shoulders, and,
imprinting a fatherly kiss on her brow, lifted the girl aloft and
set her on the table; all clapped their hands and shouted
"Bravo!" being charmed by the girl's figure and bearing, and more
particularly by her Lithuanian village attire; since for these
famous captains, who in their roving life had wandered so long in
foreign lands, there was a marvellous charm in the national
costume, which reminded them both of the years of their youth and
of their loves of long ago: so almost with tears they gathered
around the table and gazed eagerly upon her. Some asked Zosia to
raise her head and show her eyes; others begged her to be so kind
as to turn around-the bashful girl turned around, but covered her
eyes with her hands. Thaddeus looked on gaily and rubbed his
hands.
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