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A disquieting night drapes over the city as Klara awakens from a feverish dream, haunted by whispered accusations of espionage and the echo of unseen footsteps. Guided by the steady hand of the young Elemér, she stumbles through dim alleys toward a modest tavern, where the scent of fresh bread and honeyed wine offers a brief respite from the dread that clings to her. Their arrival sparks a tense exchange with Fridrik, the baker, whose nervousness betrays an undercurrent of suspicion that hints at hidden loyalties and secret messages.
The narrative weaves together the fragile hope of finding a lost companion and the looming threat of betrayal, casting ordinary city life in a shadowy light. As Klara and Elemér navigate the cramped rooms and bustling shop, the ordinary mingles with the uncanny, pulling the listener into a world where every whispered word may conceal a spy and every familiar face could be an adversary. The story’s vivid atmosphere and lingering mystery promise a compelling journey through love, fear, and the search for truth.
Language
hu
Duration
~7 hours (444K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
Hungary: Franklin-Társulat, 1904.
Credits
Albert László from page images generously made available by the Internet Archive
Release date
2022-09-12
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1814–1875
A major 19th-century Hungarian novelist, essayist, and political writer, he was known for serious historical fiction and sharp thinking about public life. His books helped shape the Hungarian novel, blending psychological depth with a strong sense of history.
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