Juozas Erlickas
Clear gaps. Conservatives are coming
At those times I kept the fast - for seven days and seven nights. Then I had a vision: the celestial gates had opened and seven tens of riders on white horses rushed out. First rider was like as a fox, second as a lion, all the rest as asses. Their heads was in the golden wreathes. Then the throne appeared at the heaven. And the highest Sitter on it.
The riders had dropping down their wreathes by repeating:
'You are worthy, oh Lord, to accept the glory, honour and power
because you had created all around - the happiness, freedom,
independence and so'...
Then the highest Sitter told to them:
'Let go and tear off a piece - everyone for themselves'.
Then I asked:
'Where I must go?'
The highest Sitter standed up and turned to mine crying by
sonorous voice as a lot of trumpets:
'Go to asshole...'
At this place the excited clerk-writter tossed up a glass of a 'skullic'
(a tranlator's note: the mixture of pure alcohol and water) and continued:
'Then I went away and took into a hand' ...
'A cross' - aged Petronele yelled.
'A sword' - a policeman turned pale.
'Shut up!' - cried Juozapas. - 'Are you go off your heads'?
Then everybody casted down their eyes, and he continued:
'That it's it! When I drunk down then the conservatives pass out of my sight.'
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The elder ones was more prudent: Everyone looked with an unfavourable eye one to other. Nobody
knew what will be in the nearest future.
Selected statements by Juozas Erlickas
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'We must bow to the might of Satan. We borne a German, a Russian,
a honesty and harmony, - we should bear a Conservatives, also.
In a year or two, you see, a dawn will grow, again... Maybe, we will not
see it, but our children... Our duty is to keep the customs of the country,
the language, the believes...'
the other stuff of Juozas Erlickas (in Lithuanian, only)
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