
LUOTSI JA HÄNEN VAIMONSA
LOPPULUKU.
Salve Kristiansen is the sort of sea‑pilot whose name drifts through every dockyard in the region. Known for steering wrecked vessels to safety in the fiercest storms, his steely eyes and unflinching demeanor have earned both admiration and whispered rumors of a bitter temperament. Though the townsfolk respect his skill, they also note his penchant for strong drink and the solitary air that follows him wherever the tide rolls.
His ten‑year‑old son Gjert mirrors his father’s restless spirit, turning the bustling harbor into a playground of daring exploits. The boy’s wild antics draw both awe and caution from the other children, especially when his reckless games clash with the stricter expectations of the older mariners. As Gjert’s boldness grows, so does the tension between the proud legacy of the veteran pilot and the uneasy watchfulness of those who fear the next storm might be more than just weather.
Language
fi
Duration
~6 hours (370K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2015-12-03
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1833–1908
A major voice in 19th-century Norwegian literature, this novelist, poet, and playwright wrote vivid stories about family life, coastal communities, and the social changes of his time. His books helped shape the modern Scandinavian novel and remain closely tied to Norway's literary golden age.
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