Kevään ajoilta: Jutelmia

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Kevään ajoilta: Jutelmia

by Samuli Suomalainen

FI·~2 hours·2 chapters

Chapters

2 total

KEVÄÄN AJOILTA

0:06

SISÄLLYS:

2:58:21

Description

Set in a modest Finnish school of 1862, the tale opens with a young pastor‑teacher calling three of his brightest pupils—Fredrik, Antero and Juho—to his home after the final bell. Their friendship, forged in the narrow lanes of a fishing village and a nearby metalworking town, is sketched with affection: Fredrik’s practical cleverness, Antero’s dreamy idealism, and Juho’s quiet, observant nature. As they gather around the pastor’s modest kitchen, the boys sense that something out of the ordinary is about to unfold, stirring both curiosity and a hint of nervous excitement.

Through vivid descriptions of daily lessons, schoolyard chatter, and the rhythm of rural life, the story captures the earnestness of youth on the cusp of adulthood. Listeners are invited to share the boys’ whispered speculations and the subtle tension that builds when a trusted adult hints at a secret, setting the stage for a gentle adventure that will test their bonds and awaken their sense of wonder.

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Language

fi

Duration

~2 hours (171K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Tapio Riikonen

Release date

Mar 30, 2020

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Samuli Suomalainen

Samuli Suomalainen

1850–1907

A Finnish writer, teacher, and translator, he helped bring stories, science, and practical knowledge into clear Finnish at a time when the language was still finding its place in print. His lively short pieces and wide-ranging translations made reading feel both useful and entertaining.

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