
audiobook
by Minna Canth, August Blanche, Camille Dehas, Emilie Tegtmeyer
NOVELLEJA JA KERTOMUKSIA I
SISÄLTÖ:
A warm summer evening unfolds in a quiet Finnish village, where the lake glistens and the forest smells of pine. Young Elsa returns from picking strawberries, only to be startled by a lively stranger who greets her with familiar affection. Their brief exchange hints at old friendships and the promise of something new on the horizon.
Soon the chatter turns to the upcoming market, a bustling event that draws people from near and far. Elsa hesitates, uneasy about attending with Matti, while Antti urges her to join the festivities, insisting that the market offers both refreshment and community. The scene captures the lively rhythms of rural life and the subtle tensions that arise when tradition meets personal desire.
Language
fi
Duration
~4 hours (269K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Sep 8, 2008
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1844–1897
A bold Finnish writer and social critic, this pioneering realist turned everyday life into sharp, memorable drama. Her stories and plays challenged injustice and helped shape modern Finnish literature.
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1811–1868
A lively voice in 19th-century Sweden, he wrote novels and plays that captured the energy of Stockholm life while also taking part in public debate and politics.
View all booksAn elusive, little-documented author from the public-domain era, Camille Dehas survives in the record more through the work itself than through a well-preserved personal biography. The scarce traces that remain give this name a quiet air of literary mystery.
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1827–1903
A German writer, teacher, and historian, she moved from writing fiction to creating lively biographical and historical works. Her books helped bring notable women and episodes from the past to a broad 19th-century readership.
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