In this work, a notary and an assessor repeatedly try to prove which of their dogs, Bobtail and Hawk, is better at catching hares.
Two rival hunters in this work agree to duel each other from opposite ends of a bear's hide, but a Vergil-savvy Tribune cuts the pelt so thin that they end up on opposite sides of a river, unable to harm one another. In this work, a notary and an assessor repeatedly try to prove which of their dogs, Bobtail and Hawk, is better at catching hares. The title character of this work receives a declaration of love from his aunt Telimena on a hill called the Temple of Musing, but upsets her by marrying Telimena's ward Zosia. This (*) poem features a notable positive portrayal of its Jewish character Jankiel, and its protagonist turns out to be the son of the repentant monk Father Robak. This poem celebrates Napoleon's invasion of Russia, a cause which ends the feud between the Soplicas and the Horezskos. For 10 points, name this poem about "the last foray into Lithuania," a Polish national epic by Adam Mickiewicz.
Two rival hunters in this work agree to duel each other from opposite ends of a bear's hide, but a Vergil-savvy Tribune cuts the pelt so thin that they end up on opposite sides of a river, unable to harm one another.
Pan Tadeusz [or Master Thaddeus]