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    <subfield code="a">Kis cikk a szeretetr&#x151;l -- &#xDA;jesztend&#x151;, v&#xED;gs&#xE1;g-szerz&#x151; -- &#xC9;jf&#xE9;l -- J&#xE9;gp&#xE1;lya -- Scott kapit&#xE1;ny -- Hogy mulatnak -- Magyarorsz&#xE1;gb&#xF3;l j&#xF6;v&#xF6;k -- Tiszta mult a kiad&#xF3;hivatalban -- F&#xF6;ldalatti -- S&#xF3;hajok az orosz ballet k&#xF6;r&#xFC;l -- Vas&#xE1;rnap d&#xE9;lut&#xE1;n -- Path&#xE9;-Journal -- Egy m&#xE1;sik ember -- Krisztus a f&#xE1;jdalom &#xFA;tj&#xE1;n -- Husv&#xE9;ti s&#xE9;ta -- A hal&#xE1;l a b&#xE1;bsz&#xED;nh&#xE1;zban -- Gyermeknap van -- N&#xE9;ha olyasmit &#xE9;rzek -- Egy &#xFA;r a konflisra &#xFC;l -- A minap d&#xE9;lel&#x151;tt -- Szerelmi levelez&#x151; -- Menet -- Eg&#xE9;sz h&#xE9;ten a suffragette-ekbe -- Anzikszk&#xE1;rtya -- Aff&#xE9;r -- Szeretek &#x151;gyelegni -- A Ganz-gy&#xE1;rban -- A k&#xE1;v&#xE9;h&#xE1;z f&#xFC;lk&#xE9;j&#xE9;be -- Egy gy&#xF6;ngysor h&#xED;re -- Bizony&#xE1;ra te is -- A n&#x151;k -- Eug&#xE9;nia &#xE9;s Emilia -- Vas&#xE1;rnap -- Ny&#xE1;ron elmegyek az uszod&#xE1;ba -- &#xC1;llatmese -- Ny&#xE1;r -- Pest -- A kacsa -- Tegnap, -- A k&#xE1;v&#xE9;h&#xE1;z f&#xFC;lk&#xE9;j&#xE9;ben -- T&#xED;z&#xE9;ves tal&#xE1;lkoz&#xF3; -- Ny&#xE1;r van m&#xE9;g -- &#xC1;rva P&#xE1;l -- P&#xE9;goud -- Tegnap bez&#xE1;rtak -- &#xC9;s f&#xF6;lemeltem a p&#xE1;lc&#xE1;mat -- &#xBB;Keresem az Istent&#xAB; -- Ma Bud&#xE1;n adtam rendez-vous-t -- Falev&#xE9;l -- Tegnapel&#x151;tt este -- F&#xFC;rd&#x151;lev&#xE9;l -- Az isztriai rabok -- Szafonoff -- Egy civilembert -- Rem&#xE9;lem, senkit se -- Hold -- T&#xE9;li eml&#xE9;k -- Francia dal -- A kugliz&#xF3; -- K&#xE1;lm&#xE1;n a haj&#xF3;n -- Nem mintha nem lenn&#xE9;nek -- Hel&#xE9;n -- Ez a p&#xE1;r nap -- Este az utc&#xE1;n -- Velence -- S&#xFC;t a nap.</subfield>
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    <subfield code="a">"Sok minden" by Ern&#x151; Sz&#xE9;p is a collection of reflective essays written in the early 20th century. The work captures a variety of observations and musings on contemporary life, human relationships, and social interactions, often tinged with irony and introspection. Through a series of narratives and personal anecdotes, the author explores themes of love, loneliness, and the quest for meaning amid the trivialities of existence.  The opening of the text introduces the author's tone and style, inviting readers into a contemplative space. The narrator reflects on the nature of existence, first presenting a private individual who grapples with feelings of alienation and the authenticity of his emotions. This character engages in self-exploration, questioning societal norms and his desires, concluding with a determination to express love and kindness to others. The narrative sets the stage for a deeper exploration of personal identity and human connection, weaving together a tapestry of thoughts that resonate with the complexities of life. (This is an automatically generated summary.)</subfield>
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