Nagy idők, nagy emberek: Regény

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Nagy idők, nagy emberek: Regény

by Gereben Vas

HU·~11 hours·10 chapters

Chapters

10 total
1

Megjegyzés:

0:20
2

NAGY IDŐK, NAGY EMBEREK

0:12
3

VAS GEREBEN.

9:23
4

MONDANIVALÓ.

2:07
5

ELSŐ RÉSZ.

4:04:16
6

MÁSODIK RÉSZ.

3:45:12
7

HARMADIK RÉSZ.

3:32:46
8

EGY KIS RÁADÁS.

15:31
9

TARTALOM.

1:25
10

KÉPJEGYZÉK.

1:09

Description

Born on the banks of the Danube in the lively village of Fürge, József grows up amid horse‑riders, tinkers and the remnants of an old aristocratic order. A sturdy child with a restless spirit, he bounces from a strict ispán’s household to the bustling schools of Veszprém and Pécs, where his love of wine and sharp tongue lands him in trouble. After a humiliating expulsion, he is thrust into the service of a manor, where he mocks the clerk and loses his position, an episode that steels his resolve to carve a different path. Determined to become a lawyer, he engineers a bold identity swap, borrowing a cousin’s name to gain admission to the Győr law academy.

In Győr his quick wit and natural intelligence quickly earn him a reputation as the campus’s charismatic joker, turning even the clergy into his audience. He channels his humour into public readings that captivate the city’s literary elite, while his pen finds a home in a popular Viennese journal. The fledgling writer soon launches his own paper, a vibrant voice that mixes satire with sharp social commentary, hinting at the influential role he will play in Hungary’s cultural scene.

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Language

hu

Duration

~11 hours (683K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Hungary: Franklin, 1906.

Credits

Albert László from page images generously made available by the Internet Archive

Release date

2022-05-27

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Gereben Vas

Gereben Vas

1823–1868

A lively 19th-century Hungarian storyteller, he wrote with warmth about everyday people and became one of the best-known popular prose writers of the years after the 1848 revolution.

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