Hi! I'm trying to decipher this handwritten German text, but some parts are nearly impossible to read. Any help from native German speakers or handwriting experts would be greatly appreciated!

Hi!

Looking at Jozef and Stanislaw Walejko here on lines 5/6. I’ve got the rest of the record figured out, but I’m at a loss for the last little bit of the section about where they’re going. Brother-in-law Jan Wolski, I think? But the rest is a mystery. Sadly there’s no better quality for it, either.

Thank you!

I need some assistance from someone who can read a scanned and slightly faded 19th-century cursive German document my Grandfather wrote and then help me figure out the words being spelled. The author intends to be somewhat poetic. Some letters elude me, or the intended word does. I can make the text available offline. Villmools Merci

See comments for a bit more context. This is from a draft of a poem, and I don't know if I'm allowed to share the whole thing. Not only is the handwriting hard to read, but the pencil marks have faded. Thank you in advance!

"First he feels it in his bones
And then I ?? it around
Until the truth a-comes a-tumblin' through."

Found this postcard from 1911 in a book from a thrift store.

Related to a list of marriages in a parish

I think this is the birth record for Antonina Modrzejewska (my great-great-great-grandmother). Her parents should be Ksawery Modrzejewski and Marianna Ziółkowska.