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Timar's Two Worlds
Mór Jókai
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"Mirko Jakerics."
"Well, God bless you! Let us drink a glass of Slivovitz." They had nothing against the proposition. "I am called Michael; my surname is Timar—a good name, and sounds just the same in Hungarian, Turkish, or Greek—call me Michael."
"Egbogom Michael."
Michael ran constantly into the cabin to see after Timéa. She was still very feverish, and knew no one. But that did not discourage Timar: his idea was that whoever travels on the Danube has a whole chemist's shop at hand, for cold water cures all maladies. His whole system consisted in putting cold compresses on head and feet, and renewing them as soon as they got hot. Sailors had already learned this secret before Priessnitz the hydropath. The "St. Barbara" floated quietly all day up-stream along the Hungarian bank. The Servians soon made friends with the crew, helped them to row, and in return had a thieves' roast offered them from the gal. . . Read More
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The hero of our story was a ship's captain from the Hungarian town of Komárom on the Danube during the early 1800s when my 4th great=grandfather was a sailor from Komárom which is why I bought the book. In the beginning of the story he is navigating up river through the Iron Gate, a long steep river