
RAKKAUDEN NARRIT
MAURUS JOKAI
SISÄLLYS:
ENSIMMÄINEN OSA
TOINEN OSA
The story opens in a bustling assembly hall of November 1861, where a flamboyant gentleman in festive dress presides over the final gathering of a shadowy committee. The narrator’s voice weaves together the pomp of official ceremony with a sharp, almost sarcastic commentary on the fragile balance between power and oppression. Through lively descriptions of speeches, whispered conspiracies, and the curious glances of a striking young woman, the scene captures a nation at a crossroads between hope and uncertainty.
In these early pages the reader meets a mix of seasoned politicians, loyal retainers, and restless idealists, each hinting at personal ambitions and hidden loyalties. The narrative balances humor—such as the absurdity of ceremonial minutiae—with a palpable sense that larger forces are gathering beyond the polished walls. Listeners are invited to follow the unfolding debates, feeling the electric undercurrent of a society on the brink of transformation.
Language
fi
Duration
~11 hours (644K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Sep 30, 2014
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1825–1904
A giant of 19th-century Hungarian literature, he wrote sweeping novels and plays filled with adventure, romance, and national feeling. His life was just as dramatic: he took part in the 1848 Hungarian Revolution and later became a major public figure as well as a beloved storyteller.
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