Goldbach & Comp. fűszerkereskedése "A kék macskához": Regény

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Goldbach & Comp. fűszerkereskedése "A kék macskához": Regény

by László Beöthy

HU·~6 hours·21 chapters

Chapters

21 total

GOLDBACH & COMP. FŰSZERKERESKEDÉSE „A KÉK MACSKÁHOZ“

0:14

BEÖTHY LÁSZLÓ.

5:14

BEVEZETÉS.

16:29

I. Fűszerkereskedés a «kék macskához.»

13:05

II. Családünnep a fűszerárusnál.

30:40

III. A szegény Goldbach!!

26:58

IV. A fenyítő törvényszék.

22:42

V. A halálmadár kosztosai.

17:18

VI. Paedagógiai kisérletek.

40:56

VII. Báró de Manx.

27:46
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Description

A vivid portrait of 19th‑century Budapest emerges from the bustling streets of a quirky spice merchant’s shop, where the enigmatic “blue cat” watches over a cast of dreamers, soldiers and budding writers. Through the witty eye of Beöthy László—a former officer turned wandering humorist—the novel captures the restless energy of a nation searching for identity, peppered with satirical sketches of bakers, omnibus drivers and meddling mothers-in‑law. The narrative balances light‑hearted banter with keen observations of everyday life, giving listeners a taste of the era’s social chatter and the fragile ambitions of its artistic hopefuls.

In its first act, the story follows the merchant’s attempts to keep his shop afloat while his circle of friends spins tales of love, politics and the absurdities of modernity. Their conversations swirl like the fragrant mixtures on the shelves, revealing the humor and desperation that shape their futures. Listeners will find themselves drawn into a world where laughter masks deeper longing, and where the blue cat’s silent presence hints at mysteries yet to unfold.

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Language

hu

Duration

~6 hours (368K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Hungary: Franklin, 1908.

Credits

Albert László from page images generously made available by the Internet Archive

Release date

Apr 14, 2022

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

László Beöthy

László Beöthy

1826–1857

A gifted Hungarian humorist and novelist, he wrote with wit and feeling during the difficult years after the 1848 revolution. Though he died young, his fiction and comic writing helped make him a popular voice of his time.

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