
A FÉSZEK REGÉNYEI
TAVASZI RÜGYEK.
A BECSÜLETES GYURI TÖRTÉNETE.
EGY FIUNAK A FELE.
SZONTÁGH PÁLNÉ.
MÉG EGY MEGYEI TÖRTÉNET.
TARTALOM.
A lively tapestry of folk tales and tall stories unfolds in this turn‑of‑the‑century collection, centered on the eccentric Gábel János. Set against the bustling backdrop of 1887 Budapest, the narrator recounts the bizarre rumors that swirl around the peculiar scholar—pranks on his horse, fanciful newspaper headlines, and absurd explanations for a city that seems to defy reality.
Through witty observations and vivid sketches of places like Selmec, the book captures the charm of small‑town life, the colorful attire of its inhabitants, and the imaginative language of children who blend Hungarian and German in their play. The stories pulse with humor, satire, and a gentle affection for the oddball characters who populate this world, inviting listeners to wander through a landscape where the ordinary and the extraordinary collide.
Language
hu
Duration
~2 hours (115K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Jul 11, 2013
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1847–1910
A master of Hungarian storytelling, he turned village life, local politics, and human quirks into warm, sharp fiction. His novels and stories helped make him one of the best-known Hungarian writers around the turn of the 20th century.
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