«Why do you think that?»
«For two reasons,--first, because he will wish to improve his reputation, shattered a little after the battle of Tsybihova; and second, because he loves war.»
«That is true,» said Zagloba. «I know him, for we were at school together and I worked out his tasks for him. He was always in love with war, and therefore liked to keep company with me rather than others, for I too preferred a horse and a lance to Latin.»
«It is certain that he is not like the voevoda of Poznan; he is surely a different kind of man altogether,» said Pan Stanislav.
Volodyovski inquired about everything that had taken place at Uistsie, and tore his hair as he listened to the story. At last, when Pan Stanislav had finished, he said,--
«You are right! Our Radzivill is incapable of such deed
