Jokai

[ yaw-koi ]

noun

1. Mau·rus [mou, -, r, oo, s] or Mór [maw, r], 1825–1904, Hungarian novelist.

Example Sentences

Few of Jokai's other tales have been translated so often, and the book is as great a favourite in Poland as it is in Germany.

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In none of Jokai's other novels, moreover, is the individuality of the characters so distinct and consistent.

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Sputtering, Jokai awoke from his restless stupor and stared.

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With wild imploring eyes Jokai glanced at his hands and feet.

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Hungary, for instance, presents to us the prolific novelist Jokai, whose works are read in all civilized lands.

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