
Megjegyzés:
BESZÉLGETÉS A HÁZASSÁGRÓL.
AZ ÉTLAP.
SZIPORKA HÁZASODIK.
MISKA KIRUCCAN. - I.
UTAZÁS A FŐKÖTŐK KÖRÜL.
M. KIR. AGGLEGÉNYEK.
A PÁRNÁZOTT AJTÓK MÖGÖTT. - I.
ŐSZ.
SELYMEZÜNK, SUHOGUNK…
A quiet, candle‑lit bedroom becomes the stage for a solitary bachelor’s restless thoughts. He flips through letters from distant lands, recalling the words of a beloved writer whose voice feels both timeless and intimate. The narrative drifts between vivid descriptions of hard‑won labor in the fields and the aching emptiness of a life lived without a companion, turning everyday chores into a meditation on longing.
In a dreamlike exchange, a gentle, paternal figure appears, asking starkly why the narrator remains alone. Their conversation unfolds with a tender honesty that reveals the bachelor’s yearning for partnership while exposing his self‑imposed standards and the shadows of past obligations. The piece balances lyrical nostalgia with a candid, almost confessional tone, inviting listeners to contemplate the balance between independence, societal expectations, and the quiet hope for a shared future.
Language
hu
Duration
~3 hours (205K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Albert László from page images generously made available by the HathiTrust Digital Library
Release date
Nov 17, 2021
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1873–1934
A Hungarian poet, writer, and playwright whose work moved between lyric verse, fiction, and the stage. He also held important literary and cultural roles, helping shape Hungary’s literary life in the early 20th century.
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