Megtörtént regék: Beszélyek
- Approximate level
- C1
- Length
- 100,317 words
- Reading time
- 8 h 22 min
- Chapters
- 57
- Language
- Hungarian
- On Project Gutenberg since
- 2018
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This collection of short stories by Mór Jókai offers a glimpse into nineteenth century Hungarian society. The prose reflects the formal and descriptive style of the era, featuring long, intricate sentences that require careful attention. You will encounter a vocabulary rooted in historical social structures and aristocratic life. The themes revolve around personal reputation, financial struggles, and complex family dynamics. It is a demanding read for learners, as the narrative structure relies on sophisticated sentence construction and period specific terminology.
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Subjects
- Hungarian fiction -- 19th century
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