
RISTIRIITOJA
SELMA ANTTILA
SISÄLLYS:
VIRRAN MUKANA
HÄMÄHÄKKI
PYÖRTEESSÄ - I.
II.
KIHLAJAISET
PINTAPUKKI
KELLARISSA
A bustling Sunday in early autumn becomes a vivid tableau of city life, where a temporary wooden bridge teems with commuters, cyclists, horse‑drawn carriages and the rumble of the soon‑to‑arrive iron span. Through sharp, observational prose the narrator watches strangers drift together like a river, each bearing the marks of their trade, age and aspirations, while the surrounding landscape flickers between the fleeting sparkle of new fashion and the steady wear of seasoned hands.
The collection unfolds as a series of compact vignettes that capture the quiet tensions and fleeting connections that pulse beneath everyday routines. From the restless young blacksmith to the measured steps of an elderly mason, from the hurried mother balancing burdens to the carefree laughter of children, each story reflects the subtle conflicts of ambition, tradition and the relentless flow of modernity. Listeners will find themselves immersed in a world where the ordinary becomes a mirror for deeper human currents.
Language
fi
Duration
~4 hours (257K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Jan 17, 2017
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1867–1942
A Finnish novelist and social reformer, she wrote with warmth and conviction about working people, women’s lives, and the moral questions of her time. Her fiction brought everyday struggles into the center of public conversation.
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