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A Transylvanian squire of enormous wealth and no occupation, a robber chief in the mountains who is a gentleman, and a girl in a manor house between them. Jókai read out the demands of the 1848 revolution on the steps of the Pest museum and was hunted for it afterwards; he wrote nearly four hundred volumes, and this is the one where his Hungary is at its most extravagant — a country of grandees, brigands and unpaid bills.

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