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An apparition in curl-papers awakes Thaddeus -- The mistake discovered too late -- The tavern -- The emissary -- The skilful use of a snuff-box turns the discussion into the right channel The Matecznik -- The bear -- The danger of Thaddeus and the Count -- Three shots -- The quarrel of the Sagalasowka with the Sanguszkowna, decided infavour of the single-barrelled Horeszkowska -- The Bigos -- The Wojski's story of the duel between Dowejko and Domejko, interrupted by the hunting of a hare -- The end of the story of Dowejko and Domejko.
O ye contemporaries of our great / Litvanian princes, trees of Bialowiez, / Switez, Ponary, and of Kuszelew, / Whose shadow fell upon the crowned heads / Of threatening Witenez and great Mindowe,105