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.
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]