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Return of a young gentleman -- A first meeting in a chamber, a second at table -- Valuable instructions of the Judge concerning politeness -- The Podkomorzy's political views on fashions -- The beginning of the quarrel of Kusy and Sokol -- The Wojski's sorrow -- The last Wozny of the tribunal -- A glance over the contemporary political situation in Lithuania and Europe.
Litva! my country, like art thou to health, / For how to prize thee he alone can tell / Who has lost thee. I behold thy beauty now / In full adornment, and I sing of it / Because I long for thee.