St. Peter's Umbrella: A Novel
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A rural legend about a supposedly sacred umbrella associated with St. Peter threads through village life, triggering misunderstandings, claims, and moral tests. The object arrives in a small town and becomes the focus of disputes over inheritance and social standing, especially within the Gregorics family, while intersecting with the lives of a child named Veronica, Maria Czobor, and other local figures. Episodes alternate between comic satire of provincial manners and quieter, poignant moments as gossip, legal wrangling, and revelations reshape relationships. Folklore, character sketches, and social observation combine to examine belief, reputation, and the foibles of a close-knit community.
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