Sárarany

audiobook

Sárarany

by Zsigmond Móricz

HU·~5 hours·22 chapters

Chapters

22 total

*Móricz Zsigmond*

2:53:49

I.

21:09

II.

8:04

III.

8:00

IV.

2:44

V.

2:12

VI.

3:36

VII.

5:47

VIII.

4:57

IX.

7:53
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Description

Under a scorching summer that melts the fields after a relentless rain, a modest village clings to the rhythm of work and patience. Dani returns home, his mind already swirling with larger ambitions that push him toward the bustling world of expanding enterprises. Yet the heat and the simple, orderly courtyard mask a simmering unease that catches in the glances of his wife, Erzsi, and the restless children.

At the kitchen table, the couple’s exchange crackles with bitterness and hidden resentment, each word a small spark in the stifling air. Dani tries to keep a practical distance, tallying numbers while the household shudders under the weight of broken pots and splintered patience. Their everyday struggles hint at deeper fractures, promising an unfolding drama that will test both personal dreams and the fragile bonds of family life.

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Language

hu

Duration

~5 hours (344K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Hungary: Nyugat, 1911.

Credits

Albert László from page images generously made available by the Google Books Library Project

Release date

Oct 14, 2022

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Zsigmond Móricz

Zsigmond Móricz

1879–1942

Best known for bringing the lives of ordinary Hungarians into sharp, vivid focus, this major 20th-century novelist wrote with sympathy, realism, and a strong feel for village and small-town life. His stories and novels range from childhood and family tensions to the pressures of social change.

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