Timar's Two Worlds

by Mór Jókai

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Timar's Two Worlds is a book by Mór Jókai. The contents list names parts such as Book Second, Timéa, and Book Third, The Ownerless Island, among others. The text describes a great whirlpool below the island, where round the great funnel the water boils and rages as in a seething caldron.

The text has the white cat run along to the highest point and stand there humping its back. A character named Noémi asks, "Have you been everywhere where roses grow?" and the reply says the speaker has been to Vienna, Paris, and Constantinople. The text has Sophie get up and go to Athalie's bed, which is empty.

About the author

Mór Jókai

Mór Jókai (1825-1904), also known as Maurus Jókai, was Hungary's most popular and prolific novelist and a leading voice of its Romantic era. A participant in the 1848 revolution, he went on to write more than a hundred novels celebrating Hungarian history, landscape, and national character.