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Eletaan 1800-luvun puolivalia Unkarissa. Ylaluokka on turmioitunutta: Juhana Karpathi on "e;nabob"e;, pohatta, joka elaa hurjaa elamaa. Veljenpoika Bela pistaa viela paremmaksi ja tuhlaa rahansa ulkomailla. Pieni osa ylaluokasta haaveilee paremmasta yhteiskunnasta, jossa sivistys kuuluu muillekin kuin ylaluokalle. He toivovat Unkariin edistysta niin henkisella kuin aineellisella tasolla.Mor Jokain "e;Unkarilainen Nabob"e; on vahva yhteiskunnallinen romaani, joka kritisoi unkarilaista 1800-luvun ylaluokkaa ja sen elamantapoja. Teos on unkarilainen klassikko.-

Nuori ratsumies laukkaa lapi Hortobagyin seudun Unkarin alamaalla. Miehella on hattunsa paalla keltainen ruusu, jonka han on aikeissa vieda ihastukselleen. Ruusu kuitenkin putoaa monta kertaa. Mies joutuu etsimaan ruusua milloin ohdakkeiden keskelta ja milloin kukkakedolta.Taivaalla visertavat linnut yrittavat kertoa miehelle, etta ruusun jatkuva putoaminen on merkki, johon pitaisi uskoa."e;Keltaruusu"e; on Mor Jokain taitava ja vahva romaani onnettomasta rakkaudesta.-

Ein stürmisches Wetter ist draußen auf der Pußta, der Himmel wolkig, die Erde kotig, der Regen strömt schon seit zwei Wochen, aus jedem Rinnsal ist das Wasser getreten, an der Stelle der Kornsaat wächst Schilf, zwischen dem teuern Mais machen sich jetzt Störche und Enten zu schaffen. - Zu Medardi am Lostag hat's angefangen, und jetzt wird es vierzig Tage lang fortregnen; wenn es aber so fortdauert, so weiß ich nicht, wer der Noah sein, und Menschen und Vieh aus dieser teilweisen Sündflut retten wird...