A balatoni utazás vége
This work delves into personal recollections and reflections surrounding the life and death of Szegedy Róza, a notable figure in Hungarian history and culture, highlighting her significance as a…
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"A balatoni utazás vége" by Károly Eötvös is a historical account written in the late 19th century. This work delves into personal recollections and reflections surrounding the life and death of Szegedy Róza, a notable figure in Hungarian history and culture, highlighting her significance as a woman in the era of romanticism. The opening of the narrative introduces Szegedy Róza's final days, describing her deathbed and the people who visited her, revealing her deep religious faith and her poignant connection to the renowned poet Kisfaludy Sándor, her husband. It details her frail state during her long illness, recalling the visitors who paid their respects, her fond memories, and the emotional atmosphere surrounding her last moments. The text emphasizes Róza's dedicated spirit, her intimate ties to family and faith, and sets the stage for an exploration of her legacy intertwined with her husband's literary contributions.
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- hu
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- 271 pages
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