
SISÄLLYS:
Produced by Tapio Riikonen
AARNE-VALKEAT.
METSÄN HÄVITTÄJÄ.
NEITOSET.
LOIHTO- ELI UKON-KIVET.
PESU-ÄMMÄT ELI YÖLLISET PESIJÄT.
ISO-ELÄIN.
KIVI-MIEHET.
EP-NELL'IN TONTTU.
A vivid anthology gathers dozens of traditional tales from the French countryside, each rendered into Finnish with a lyrical touch. The stories range from mischievous forest sprites that lead wanderers astray, to heroic shepherds who bargain with otherworldly women, and from ancient stone‑men who guard hidden valleys to wise monks who converse with sea creatures. Every narrative carries the rustle of old woods, the glow of moonlit marshes, and the quiet humor that has kept these legends alive for generations.
Listening to the collection feels like stepping into a fireside gathering where elders spin yarns about luminous “virvatulet,” clever tricksters, and solemn promises made to unseen forces. The opening tale of the “Aarne‑valkeat” introduces a restless spirit that tempts travelers before fading into the deep woods, setting a tone of wonder and gentle suspense. As each episode unfolds, listeners encounter vivid characters and moral twists that showcase the timeless charm of folk wisdom without revealing the later turns of the stories.
Language
fi
Duration
~2 hours (142K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2011-07-26
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1804–1876
A fearless French novelist of the Romantic era, she wrote with unusual freedom about love, society, and country life. Her books helped make her one of the most famous and widely read women writers of 19th-century Europe.
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