Epic Cooking: Supper in the Castle: Difference between revisions
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Like a rich verdant carpet they covered the bed. | Like a rich verdant carpet they covered the bed. | ||
In its middle a maid moved, in white linen dressed, | In its middle a maid moved, in white linen dressed, | ||
To her knees by May greenery concealed and caressed; {{...}}</poem> | To her knees by May* greenery concealed and caressed; {{...}}</poem> | ||
| oryg = <poem>Pod płotem wąskie, długie, wypukłe pagórki, | | oryg = <poem>Pod płotem wąskie, długie, wypukłe pagórki, | ||
Bez drzew, krzewów i kwiatów: ogród na ogórki… | Bez drzew, krzewów i kwiatów: ogród na ogórki… | ||
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Pośrodku szła dziewczyna, w bieliznę ubrana, | Pośrodku szła dziewczyna, w bieliznę ubrana, | ||
W majowej zieloności tonąc po kolana; {{...}}</poem> | W majowej zieloności tonąc po kolana; {{...}}</poem> | ||
| źródło = Mickiewicz, ''op. cit.'', Book II, verses 430–435 | | źródło = Mickiewicz, ''op. cit.'', Book II, verses 430–435<br>* The Polish adjective "majowej", here mistranslated as "May", was actually used by Mickiewicz in the now largely forgotten sense of "vividly green". }} | ||
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But even if cukes were no longer in season, Zawadzka assures us that "brine-pickled cucumbers may be stewed in the same way".<ref>{{Cyt | But even if cukes were no longer in season, Zawadzka assures us that "brine-pickled cucumbers may be stewed in the same way".<ref>{{Cyt | ||