
KALKKAROKÄÄRMEET
KURT LANGE
SISÄLLYS:
I. KALKKAROKÄÄRMEITTEN LUOLASSA.
II. PELASTETTU VIIME HETKELLÄ. — HYVÄ PALKLNTO.
III. SALAPERÄINEN TAPAUS "PRÄÄRIAN SYDÄMESSÄ."
IV. SELITYS JA UHKAROHKEAN PELIN ALKU.
V. PELI ELÄMÄSTÄ JA KUOLEMASTA.
VI. JÄLLEEN KALKKAROKÄÄRMEITTEN VALLASSA.
VII. SYVÄSSÄ KELLARISSA.
A lone wanderer drifts through the sun‑baked streets of 1920s Phoenix, his wide‑brimmed hat and bright yellow trousers marking him as an outsider in the dusty town. drawn by a cryptic address, he slips through a narrow gate into a quiet courtyard of palms and oleanders, where a two‑storey brick house looms behind a modest service wing. The fading light casts long shadows, and the stranger’s cautious steps echo on the sand as he searches for a hidden entrance that promises the answers he’s been chasing.
Inside, the atmosphere shifts from ordinary to uncanny. A sleek, black figure emerges from the gloom, greeting the intruder with a mechanical grin and a puzzling question: “Who are you looking for?” The exchange hints at a secretive figure named Fred Folson and suggests that the house is more than a simple dwelling—it’s a gateway to a game of intrigue and danger. Listeners are invited to follow the drifter’s cautious probe into a world where every creak and whisper may conceal a clue, setting the stage for a suspenseful adventure that balances western grit with mysterious suspense.
Language
fi
Duration
~1 hours (102K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Tapio Riikonen
Release date
Feb 20, 2021
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1863–1938
Adventure, danger, and faraway settings seem to define these surviving works, which were published in the early 20th century and later preserved in library records and Project Gutenberg editions. Reliable biographical details are scarce, but the dates 1863–1938 are consistently attached to the author in catalog-style sources.
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