Hyvä poika ja kelpo sotamies eli Sydän oikeassa paikassa Tosi tapaus seitsemän-vuotisesta sodasta

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Hyvä poika ja kelpo sotamies eli Sydän oikeassa paikassa Tosi tapaus seitsemän-vuotisesta sodasta

by Franz Hoffmann

FI·~1 hours·2 chapters

Chapters

2 total

Produced by Tapio Riikonen

1:35:49

FRANZ HOFFMANN

0:07

Description

In a quiet valley tucked among the rolling hills of Silesia, a modest cottage sits beneath three tall pine trees, its walls painted a soft green and its garden blooming with fragrant herbs. Inside, a humble family of three—father, mother, and their twelve‑year‑old son—makes a living from a small plot of cultivated land, a sturdy cow, and a flock of chickens that provide eggs, butter and cheese. Their days are marked by honest work, simple gratitude, and a deep sense of contentment that makes the world beyond the valley seem distant.

One autumn afternoon, the energetic boy, his dark hair shining and eyes bright with curiosity, asks his mother if he may wander into the forest to follow the tracks of a weasel he has been searching for. His mother, amused but cautious, reminds him of his duties, while his father watches the lively exchange with a mixture of pride and worry. The boy’s longing for adventure hints at a path that will soon test the family’s quiet routine and draw them into events far beyond their peaceful hillside home.

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Hyvä poika ja kelpo sotamies eli Sydän oikeassa paikassa Tosi tapaus seitsemän-vuotisesta sodasta Tosi tapaus seitsemän-vuotisesta sodasta

Language

fi

Duration

~1 hours (92K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2010-12-06

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Franz Hoffmann

Franz Hoffmann

1814–1882

Best known for writing for young readers, this prolific 19th-century German storyteller produced adventure tales, retellings, and popular fiction on a remarkable scale. He also worked in the book trade, which helped keep his writing closely connected to everyday readers.

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