Suomen kansan eläinkirja : $b Kertomus Metsolan ja Ilmolan väestä ja elämästä

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Suomen kansan eläinkirja : $b Kertomus Metsolan ja Ilmolan väestä ja elämästä

by Eino Railo

FI·~10 hours·58 chapters

Chapters

58 total
1

SUOMEN KANSAN ELÄINKIRJA

0:14
2

SISÄLLYS:

10:55
3

I. TIE KÄYDÄ, HAKO LEVÄTÄ.

7:31
4

II. AHKERUUS ON ONNEN ÄITI.

9:26
5

III. TYLSÄ ON VEITSI LAISKAN VYÖLLÄ.

5:18
6

IV. SIINÄ NÄKIJÄ, KUSSA TEKIJÄ.

14:42
7

V. KYLLÄ VAKAA VANNOA TOHTII.

18:47
8

VI. SAALIS AHNEEKSI TEKEE.

4:47
9

VII. KYLLÄ KAVALALLA JUONIA ON.

5:29
10

VIII. TYHMÄ ON AINA TYYTYMÄTÖN.

13:44

Description

A lively tapestry of Finnish folklore brings the woods of Metsola and Ilmola to life, where clever foxes, steadfast bears, and chatty birds speak with human hearts. Each tale unfolds as an animal‑led lesson—hard work rewarded, laziness punished, and cunning tested—offering listeners moral threads woven through playful dialogue and vivid countryside scenes. The stories pulse with the rhythms of oral tradition, letting listeners hear the rustle of birch leaves and the echo of ancient hearths as creatures negotiate rights, settle disputes, and shape their community.

Presented in an engaging, narrative flow, the collection moves from the industrious fox’s apprenticeship to the bear’s uneasy pact with a wandering human, illustrating how cooperation and respect emerge amid mischief and rivalry. Listeners will be charmed by the wit of the trickster, the humility of the humble, and the timeless wisdom that still resonates in the simple yet profound interactions of these forest denizens.

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Language

fi

Duration

~10 hours (594K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Helsinki: Kust.Oy Kirja, 1921.

Credits

Juhani Kärkkäinen and Tapio Riikonen

Release date

2024-02-12

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

ER

Eino Railo

1884–1948

A versatile figure in Finnish literary life, he worked not only as a writer but also as a literary scholar, critic, translator, and publisher. His career placed him at the center of Finland’s book culture in the early 20th century.

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