person
Ilka Andaházy
Ilka
The daughter of Count Andaházy in Csak tréfa, secretly in love with Jenő but promised to Lorán by family arrangement; she is the most passive of the drama's women, yet her genuine feeling and final blessing of Lorán are the play's moments of authentic grace.
Reading notes
- Only a Joke §1 Ilka
The daughter of Count Andaházy in Csak tréfa, secretly in love with Jenő but promised to Lorán by family arrangement; she is the most passive of the drama's women, yet her genuine feeling and final blessing of Lorán are the play's moments of authentic grace.
Mentioned in 2 works (37 mentions)
Collected Poems (319 Poems, 1837–1864)
Only a Joke
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