

I truly think this is one of the best book I have ever read, and I am really proud that Mykolaitis-Putinas is a Lithuanian author! Plus I have visited his birth place, because his great-great nieces and nephews allow people to go into the troba - or cabin in English, where he lived and wrote. ketvirto deimtmeio pradios ratijos kontekste regisi kaip beprecedent pastanga ivesti i buitikos kaimo erdvs lietuvi kalb ir praplsti lietuvi intelekto patirt europietikoje modernizmo aktualizuotomis temomis. Vincas Mykolaitis-Putinas, lygiai kaip ir apraomasis Liudas Vasaris, buvo poetas i Suvalkijos, stojo kunig seminarij, netrukus po jos baigimo ivyko Peterburgo. Krinys padalintas 3 dalis: Bandym dienos, Gyvenimas eina ir Isivadavimas.

How there are so many layers of emotional development, personal development and psychological development it holds. Mykolaiio-Putino krinys - trij dali psichologinis intelektualinis romanas 'Altori ely' - XX a. ileistas Vinco Mykolaiio-Putino psichologinis romanas. But after re-reading it few years ago I only then realized how emotionally deep this book is. I got a 10 (or for our American friends A+) from a test on this book, and I just got sucked into the whole romance thing, the main character's decision to leave the clergy and so one. Young me always liked this book very much. The average reader, reading at a speed of 300 WPM, would take 15 hours and 40 minutes to read Altori ely. The words are really complex, there is a lot of descriptions about the religious aspects and how preparation for masses go and the entire world of Catholic seminar works to become a priest. I first read this book when I was in the 11th grade, and I remember thinking that this book was really difficult to read even as a native Lithuanian. It is a mandatory read for Lithuanian kids in school.
