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Updated: June 22, 2025
Maciek was also given to understand why Jasiek Gryb had entertained the gospodarz and his family so liberally, and Grochowski even seemed to know the man who had presented Maciek with the monks' cordial and said that the woman in the sledge was not a woman at all. 'I will do whatever you tell me, Soltys, said Maciek, embracing his knees, 'even if you should send me to my death.
Slimak and Maciek had stopped in their work to listen to the singing; the sudden cries surprised them, but it was the labourer who was seized with apprehension. 'Run, gospodarz, he said; 'something's up. 'Eh! something they have taken into their heads! 'Help! the cry rose again. 'Never mind, run, gospodarz, the man urged; 'I can't keep up with you, and something....
She stood as though rooted to the spot. Oh dear, how frightened she had been. What was he doing there? What did he mean by going to sleep there, and frightening people who came unsuspectingly into the stables out of their wits? "Panje, Panje Tiralla," she called. "Do get up, gospodarz!" She had come up to him now; he did not move.
'He is no fool, father; he is telling you what I have been telling you from morning till night. The old man took Slimak's hand. 'Gospodarz, he said, pressing it, 'let us talk like Christians and not like heathens. We praise the same God, why should we not agree? You see, I have a son who is an expert miller, and I should like him to have a windmill on that hill.
She came at six o'clock, armed with a bottle of 'remedy' for a wound in the leg, did the work of two while she sang songs which made even Maciek blush, until the afternoon, and then took her 'remedy'. The cure then pulled her down so much that the scythe fell from her hand. 'Hey, gospodarz! she would shout.
And then the thought came to her, "Oh, dear, now she won't give me that apron!" All the same, it was better to keep on good terms with the mistress, she was the one who ruled the house. So she whispered in a tone of excuse: "I'm sorry, Pani, but it was so funny when gospadarz big, fat gospodarz compared himself to a tiny little flea. I couldn't help it, I had to laugh."
'Do you remember how high the water rises? 'Sometimes it overflows on to that meadow deep enough to drown a man. 'Are you quite sure of that? 'Everybody knows that. Those gaps in the hill have been scooped out by the water. 'The bridge will have to be sixty feet high. 'Certainly, said the elder of the two men. 'Can you let us have some milk, gospodarz?
The Germans had their bacon stolen from the larder; the gospodarz Marcinezak, who returned rather tipsy from absolution, was attacked by men with blackened faces and thrown out of his cart, with which the robbers drove off at breakneck speed. Even the poor tailor Niedoperz, when crossing a wood, was relieved of the three roubles he had earned with so much labour.
He drew the peasant a few steps aside, and said in a voice trembling with emotion: 'Why are you so hard on me, gospodarz? You see, my sons don't hit it off with each other. The elder is a farmer, and I want to set up the younger as a miller and have him near me. I haven't long to live, I am eighty years old, don't quarrel with me. 'Can't you buy land elsewhere? 'Not very well.
It hurt, and his rough fingers first left a white, then a burning red mark; but she put up with it in silence. No, the gospodarz wasn't angry. All at once Marianna thought that her master was to be pitied. She drew a little nearer to him and threw him a glance full of promise from under her half-closed lids. If the old man wanted she was quite willing. But Tiralla had only eyes for his wife.
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