Thury Zoltán összes művei (1. kötet) : Ketty és egyéb elbeszélések
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Release date is 2006-11-10
Ketty -- A sztrájk -- A sütemény -- Kőművesek -- Becsület -- Az egér -- A legszegényebb vértanú -- A vacsora -- A miniszter vendégei -- A hatodik -- Az ezred -- A gyermek -- Kálvária -- Az igazság -- Anna -- A vasut -- Urak és parasztok -- Este -- Éjjel -- Orvosságok -- Szerencsétlenség -- A botrány -- A két Glubovitz -- A komponista -- A szerző -- Rubin urnál -- Az öregrendü ur -- A tisztességes emberek -- Az utolsó órában -- Két boltos -- Tercsa néni gyermeket nevel -- Logika -- Át kell dolgozni a könyvet -- Sötétség -- A király és a pipacs -- A farkas -- A két fiu -- Raffay tisztelendő ur -- A specziálista -- A Flórián filozófiája -- A lovak.
Produced by Tamás Róth, Szever Pál and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team. With special thanks to the library of Pécs, especially to the director, József Kereszturi for the help in selecting and borrowing the books. Produced by Tamás Róth, Szever Pál and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team. With special thanks to the library of Pécs, especially to the director, József Kereszturi for the help in selecting and borrowing the books.
"Thury Zoltán összes művei (1. kötet)" by Zoltán Thury is a collection of stories likely written in the early 20th century. The compilation includes various narratives that explore different aspects of life, highlighting themes such as social issues, personal struggles, and interpersonal relationships. The stories likely reflect the societal dynamics and challenges of the time, as seen through the eyes of everyday characters. At the start of the collection, the opening story introduces us to Huber, a new landlord of a rundown apartment building who is focused on collecting rent from his tenants. As he interacts with the landlady, we learn about the struggles of the building’s residents, particularly a poor painter who faces eviction due to unpaid rent. The painter is depicted as a sensitive individual caught in a cycle of financial distress and desperation, expressing thoughts of self-harm. In parallel, a young girl named Ketty, the landlord's daughter, expresses a desire to have her portrait painted, providing a glimpse of hope amid the melancholy. The beginning effectively sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the characters' lives and the societal circumstances surrounding them in the following stories. (This is an automatically generated summary.)