Eversti Ansamaa: Quasi una fantasia

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Eversti Ansamaa: Quasi una fantasia

by Pekka Ervast

FI·~3 hours·1 chapter

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Eversti Ansamaa: Quasi una fantasia

3:52:14

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A seasoned officer, Olavi Ansamaa, presides over a sprawling farmstead in South Ostrobothnia, where the rhythm of the fields meets the quiet of a well‑tended manor. A life forged abroad in America returns to his native soil, bringing both wealth and a restless, worldly bearing to the traditional landscape. His tall, measured presence and the polished, yet modest, surroundings paint a picture of a man who bridges the old countryside with the broader world he once roamed.

In the warm amber of a winter‑lit afternoon, he and his daughter Linda settle into comfortable armchairs, their conversation drifting from everyday concerns to something more weighty. Linda’s hesitant voice hints at a grave, personal threat that may reach even her father’s seasoned resolve. Their exchange, marked by gentle humor and a shared history, sets the stage for a story that intertwines family loyalty, the challenges of stewardship, and the quiet suspense that lingers beneath the serene farm‑house calm.

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Language

fi

Duration

~3 hours (222K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Nov 20, 2014

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Pekka Ervast

Pekka Ervast

1875–1934

A key figure in Finland’s early Theosophical movement, he wrote extensively on spirituality and helped shape esoteric thought in the country. His life’s work linked writing, lecturing, and organizational leadership in a way that still draws interest today.

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