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The first warlike movements of the foray -- Protasy's expedition -- Robak takes counsel with the Judge about the public cause -- Continuation of Protasy's bootless errand -- Episode of the hemp -- The farmstead of the noble family of Dobrzyn -- Description of the homestead and person of Matthias Dobrzynski.

From the damp twilight stole forth, dimly seen, / Light without blushing, leading on the day / With lightless eye. The day had risen long since, / But scarce as yet was visible. A mist / Hung o'er the earth, as thatch of straw o'erhangs / A poor Litvanian hut; towards the east / A circle somewhat whiter than the rest / The sun betokened, risen in the sky.

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