Little girl with her father

Kochanowski, Jan, 1530-1584

Krasiński, Alek.

Jan Kochanowski, największy poeta polski Złotego Wieku, miał córkę Urszulkę która w dzieciństwie posiadała nadzwyczajny talent poetycki

Zmiana alfabetu polskiego w ciągu wieków [litera A z r. 1569, litera A z r. 1480, litera A z r. 1650]

Hr. Alek. Krasiński był pierwszym właścicielem rzeczywistego zegara

Spróchniały dąb kwitnący każdego roku.

Jan Kochanowski, the greatest Polish poet of the Golden Age, had a daughter Urszulka who in childhood had an extraordinary poetic talent

The change of the Polish alphabet over the centuries [letter A from 1569, letter A from 1480, letter A from 1650]

Count Alek. Krasiński was the first owner of an actual clock

A hollow oak blooming every year.

The page features a set of illustrations and text under the heading "Czy wiecie ze." On the left, there is a drawing of a person holding a child’s hand beside a curtain while another figure stands nearby. To the right, there are examples of decorative letters “ from different years (1609, 1750, 1850) and an ornate crest-like design. At the bottom right, there is a large tree labeled as a symbolic gift of nature, and on the left, a shield with an emblem. The page is filled with Polish text providing historical and cultural notes

Archacki, Henry, 1907-1998

State University of New York at Buffalo

Dziennik dia Wszystkich = Everybody's Daily

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University Libraries. Polish Room

University Libraries. Arts & Sciences Libraries.

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