Fra Færø: Fire Fortællinger

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Fra Færø: Fire Fortællinger

by Carl Sørensen

DA·~2 hours·10 chapters

Chapters

10 total

Afskriverens bemærkninger

0:13

Carl Sørensen - Fra Færø

0:06

Carl Sørensen - Fra Færø

0:08

LIPPEN

28:19

BRYLLUP

49:40

MAGTESLØS

35:31

NIELS

48:25

INDHOLD

0:00

KNUD HJORTØ - SYNER

1:08

Afskriverens rettelser

0:36

Description

The opening scene drops listeners into a fierce Atlantic gale, where a weather‑worn fishing boat is tossed from wave to wave. On deck sit three generations of sea‑men—Elias, a grizzled veteran whose skin bears the sun and sorrow of a lifetime; Thomas, stout‑built and quick to temper; and young Johannes, still learning the pull of the line. Their banter and silent determination reveal a community that lives by the rhythm of the tide and the stubborn hope of a good catch.

These first moments set the tone for a quartet of stories that explore the harsh beauty of island life, the bonds between neighbours, and the quiet dignity of work that has no holiday. As the storm eases, the fishermen’s conversations turn to memories, lingering regrets, and the simple pleasure of watching a lone cod break the surface. Listeners are invited to share the salt‑sprayed air, feel the creak of timber, and glimpse the fragile balance between survival and longing.

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Language

da

Duration

~2 hours (157K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material from the Google Print project.)

Release date

Dec 30, 2010

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Carl Sørensen

b. 1875

Known today mainly for the 1906 Danish story collection Fra Færø: Fire Fortællinger, this little-documented Danish writer seems to have had a strong feel for coastal life and atmosphere. His surviving work points to an author interested in everyday people, harsh landscapes, and the emotional weight of life by the sea.

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