The Knights of the Cross - or, Krzyzacy by Henryk Sienkiewicz
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looked around and said:
"If these are the woods of Wilk of Bizozowa we will be home this afternoon." "They do not belong to Wilk of Bizozowa any longer; but to the abbot," said Zych. Macko smiled and said after awhile: "If they belong to the abbot, then sometime, they may belong to us." "Bah! awhile ago you were talking about death," said Zych joyfully, "and now you wish to outlive the abbot." "No, I will not outlive him; but Zbyszko may." Further conversation was interrupted by the sound of horns in the forest. Zych stopped his horse and began to listen. "Somebody is hunting," said he. "Wait." "Perhaps it is the abbot. It would be pleasant to meet him here." "Keep quiet!" Here be turned to his retinue. "Stop!" |
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