Härkmanin pojat Historiallinen novelli isonvihan ajoilta

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Härkmanin pojat Historiallinen novelli isonvihan ajoilta

by Betty Elfving

FI·~8 hours·37 chapters

Chapters

37 total
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Produced by Matti Järvinen, Tuija Lindholm and PG Distributed

0:04
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HÄRKMANIN POJAT - HISTORIALLINEN NOVELLI ISONVIHAN AJOILTA

0:13
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I.

6:33
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II.

11:49
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III.

15:20
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IV.

27:49
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V.

14:09
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VI.

6:12
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VII.

13:41
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VIII.

8:35

Description

The story opens on a warm midsummer day in 1713, when the rolling hills and pine‑clad ridges around Nokia shimmer under lingering mist. At the heart of this scenery stands the grand yet slightly neglected Herraskartano, adorned with fresh birch branches, colorful banners and the coat of arms of the Tavast family, where villagers gather to ready the estate for an upcoming wedding. Amid the fragrant meadow and the rush of the Kulovesi river, the atmosphere is a blend of pastoral peace and the quiet strain of neglected fields and broken fences.

Within the manor’s bustling courtyard, an aging soldier named Jaakko and the sharp‑tongued Maija Liisa spar over a simple mug of ale, their banter hinting at deeper loyalties and old grievances. Their exchange reveals a world where honor, service, and the looming presence of distant wars mingle with daily chores and whispered rumors. Listeners will be drawn into the textured life of early‑modern Finland, feeling both the weight of tradition and the restless curiosity of those who live in its shadows.

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Full title

Härkmanin pojat Historiallinen novelli isonvihan ajoilta Historiallinen novelli isonvihan ajoilta

Language

fi

Duration

~8 hours (505K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2005-04-17

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Betty Elfving

Betty Elfving

1837–1923

A Finnish novelist who wrote under the pen name Aura, she became known for vivid historical fiction that once found many young readers. Her books revisit dramatic moments in Finland’s past while keeping the storytelling warm and accessible.

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