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A loosely arranged collection of short, personal pieces composed of memories, observations, and curious incidents presented as brief sketches. The narrator offers witty anecdotes, quiet melancholy, and sharp reflections on human inconsistency, luck, and everyday fears, often noting ideas or episodes that never grew into longer works. The tone shifts between humor and seriousness, and the fragments function as informal memoiristic notes and conversational meditations that illuminate ordinary surprises, social quirks, and the writer’s responses to chance and reputation.

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Nagyon nehéz ma már külföldön: vonaton, hajón, utcán, valakiről csak úgy látásból megállapítani, hogy magyar. Csak egy törvény van és ez így hangzik: «Biztosan magyar az, aki előtt magyarul véletlenül illetlenséget mond az ember.»