Timur: Novellen

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Timur: Novellen

by Kasimir Edschmid

DE·~3 hours

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A young boy is thrust into a world of shifting horizons the moment he opens his eyes. Abandoned by his mother and nurtured by a French governess on a remote island, he learns to speak the languages of the sea—Polynesian chants, clumsy French, and later, the dialects of distant lands. His early years are a mosaic of sun‑baked beaches, curious natives, and the tender bond with a mother who returns only to find him already shaped by the tide.

When the family sets sail aboard the Bounty, the child’s resilience is tested by a fierce storm that drives them to foreign ports in Peru and beyond. Amid bustling harbors, unfamiliar customs, and the lingering scent of sulfur springs, he grapples with identity, language, and the longing for a home that seems forever out of reach. The novella weaves together adventure and introspection, inviting listeners to feel the restless heart of a boy caught between cultures and the endless ocean.

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Language

de

Duration

~3 hours (203K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Jens Sadowski

Release date

2010-05-13

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Kasimir Edschmid

Kasimir Edschmid

1890–1966

A leading voice of German Expressionism, he wrote with restless energy about art, travel, and the modern world. His work moved from early avant-garde experiments toward a broader, more visionary style over the course of a long literary career.

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