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Updated: May 24, 2025
"Who has said stupidities to you, that you doubt me?" and Casimer assumed an injured look, though his eyes danced with merriment. "I heard Hoffman singing a Polish song to little Roserl, the burden of which was, 'Ma drogha, Ma drogha, and when I asked him to translate it, those two words meant, 'My darling. How dare you, ungrateful creature that you are!"
"Mon Dieu! where have I gone in sinning! I am a polisson, as I say each day, but not a villain, I swear to you. Say to me that which I have made of wrong, and I will do penance." "You told me 'Ma drogha' was the Polish for 'My pupil, and let me call you so a long time; I am wiser now," replied Amy, with great dignity.
Sidney, presuming upon his cousinship, took possession of Amy, bidding her "strike but hear him." Of course she listened with the usual accompaniment of tears and smiles, reproaches and exclamations, varied by cruel exultations and coquettish commands to go away and never dare approach her again. "Ma drogha, listen and be appeased.
Thanks to them, I discovered a joke played upon me by my 'polisson'. He told me to call him 'ma drogha, saying it meant 'my friend, in Polish. I innocently did so, and he seemed to find great pleasure in it, for his eyes always laughed when I said it. Using it one day before the other lads, I saw a queer twinkle in their eyes, and suspecting mischief, demanded the real meaning of the words.
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