Miniatürök

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Miniatürök

by Béla Révész

HU·~2 hours

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Description

In a modest dining room illuminated by a yellow lamp, a mother watches her eight children as they share a simple supper. Each child’s gaze, described in vivid blues and shimmering reflections, becomes a window into a world of curiosity, wonder, and quiet longing. The narrative swirls around these glances, turning ordinary moments—games, whispers, and the rustle of linens—into a tapestry of sensations that hint at deeper family ties and unspoken emotions.

Through lyrical prose, the story captures the delicate balance between the comforting routine of home and the restless energy of youth. The mother’s steady, blue‑lit eyes anchor the scene, while the children’s exploratory spirits hint at the adventures and inner growth that lie ahead. Listeners are invited to linger in this intimate portrait of a household where every look carries the promise of discovery.

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Language

hu

Duration

~2 hours (118K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Hungary: Athenaeum, 1919.

Credits

Albert László from page images generously made available by the Google Books Library Project

Release date

2022-07-10

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Béla Révész

Béla Révész

1876–1944

A Hungarian socialist writer and journalist, he wrote with sympathy about working people and Jewish life while staying closely connected to the world of newspapers and public debate. His life also placed him near major figures of modern Hungarian literature, including the poet Endre Ady.

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