
WAKEFIELDIN KAPPALAINEN
ENSIMMÄINEN LUKU
TOINEN LUKU
KOLMAS LUKU
NELJÄS LUKU
VIIDES LUKU
KUUDES LUKU
SEITSEMÄS LUKU
KAHDEKSAS LUKU
YHDEKSÄS LUKU
In the tranquil countryside of Wakefield, a modest clergyman reflects on the worth of a steady marriage and the comfort of a bustling family. His wife, resourceful and diligent, manages the household with a blend of practical skill and quiet charm, earning admiration from neighbors and kin alike. Together they entertain traveling guests, share their renowned home‑made wine, and extend kindness even to distant relatives, creating a warm hub of village life.
Their children grow up healthy and spirited, each embodying the values of honesty and good humor that permeate the household. Life is peppered with gentle mishaps—a nobleman’s nap during a sermon, a lady’s curt reply—that only deepen the family’s humility and resolve. Through these everyday episodes, the Wakefield household illustrates how simple generosity and steadfast faith can forge lasting happiness in an ever‑changing world.
Language
fi
Duration
~6 hours (371K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2016-03-05
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

d. 1774
Best known for the novel The Vicar of Wakefield, the poem The Deserted Village, and the comedy She Stoops to Conquer, this Anglo-Irish writer moved easily between fiction, poetry, essays, and the stage. His work blends warmth, wit, and sharp observations about 18th-century society.
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