Hienoston huvinäytelmä

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Hienoston huvinäytelmä

by Agnes Castle, Egerton Castle

FI·~4 hours·3 chapters

Chapters

3 total

HIENOSTON HUVINÄYTELMÄ

3:09

V. H.-A.

3:27:59

K.B.

1:21:57

Description

Set in the fashionable spa town of Bath during the reign of King George III, this sparkling comedy captures the glittering world of high‑society gatherings, tea‑rooms and promenades. The story opens amid a lively drawing‑room where elegant ladies and dashing gentlemen trade witty repartee while the latest fashions flutter in the sunlight that streams through crystal windows.

At the heart of the intrigue is the spirited Kitty Bellairs, a young widow whose sharp tongue and keen eye for folly make her both admired and envied. When she comforts her tearful friend, Lady Standish, over a broken romance, their conversation spirals into a playful dance of emotions, flirtations, and the subtle art of keeping one’s composure in a world that prizes poise above all. Around them, a cast of charming suitors, scheming relatives and nosy acquaintances adds layers of humor and gentle satire.

The novel delights listeners with its breezy dialogue, vivid portraits of 18th‑century manners, and the timeless pursuit of love and reputation, all wrapped in a light‑hearted, theatrical spirit that feels as fresh today as it did in Bath’s golden age.

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Language

fi

Duration

~4 hours (281K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Finland: Arvi A. Karisto, 1917.

Credits

Tuula Temonen

Release date

Jan 28, 2022

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

Agnes Castle

Agnes Castle

1860–1922

An Irish novelist of the Victorian and Edwardian years, she wrote lively popular fiction with her sisters and with her husband, Egerton Castle. Several of those stories went on to inspire stage versions and films.

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Egerton Castle

Egerton Castle

1858–1920

Known for blending literary flair with serious historical interests, this Victorian writer moved easily between fiction, journalism, and the world of swordsmanship. His career also helped revive interest in older fencing traditions, giving his work an unusual mix of romance and scholarship.

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