
GALAMBOS PÁL NAPLÓJA – JOBBADÁN AMERIKÁBAN
MONTE-CARLO.
A LÉGIÓBAN.
A BAUDIN FEDÉLZETÉN.
A KÁPLÁR.
KATONAÉLET AFRIKÁBAN.
A SIVATAGBAN.
A KIGYÓ.
A PÁRISI FIU.
AZ AIN-SZEFRAI FEHÉR ASSZONY.
A once‑wealthy Hungarian finds his world turned upside‑down when his family’s fortunes evaporate, leaving him with just a thousand forints and a stubborn friend’s warning to leave home. He boards a luxury train to Monte‑Carlo, hoping the glittering casinos might restore what he has lost and, if not, force him onward to a new life across the Atlantic as a hotel servant.
In the glamorous halls of the Hôtel d’Angleterre he throws himself into high‑stakes games, chasing luck while the roulette wheels spin in his favor and against him. A striking, enigmatic lady at the gambling table catches his eye, and their flirtatious, half‑spoken conversation hints at hidden pasts and unexpected connections that could change his fortunes.
As the chips fall and his savings dwindle, the protagonist balances the thrill of risk with the looming prospect of a humble job in America. The opening chapters blend humor, romance, and the restless spirit of a man determined to rewrite his destiny, no matter where the dice land.
Language
hu
Duration
~5 hours (304K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Albert László from page images generously made available by the Google Books Library Project
Release date
Nov 2, 2020
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1860–1923
A sharp-witted Hungarian novelist and journalist who wrote with humor, satire, and a lively feel for public life. Best known by the pen name Sipulusz, he moved easily between literature, newspapers, politics, and early sports leadership.
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