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„wygnanie, śmierć lub sromota”
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The phrase names three harsh outcomes: being forced away, dying, or suffering disgrace. It presents “exile, death or disgrace” as equally serious forms of loss or punishment, without explaining which one will occur.
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- Henryk Łubieński i jego bracia (1886), by Tomasz Wentworth Łubieński
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