
KUOLEMATON KUNINGATAR
SISÄLLYS:
ENSIMMÄINEN OSA. - JOHDANTO.
I. VIERAANI.
II. VUODET VIERIVÄT.
III. AMENARTAS.
IV. TUULISPÄÄ.
V. ETIOOPPIALAISEN PÄÄ.
VI. ERÄS MUINAINEN KRISTILLINEN TAPA.
VII. USTANEN LAULU.
A nameless chronicler has gathered together a series of astonishing, almost other‑worldly experiences he witnessed, insisting that the reader be told exactly how these strange facts reached him. The tale opens in a university town where the narrator, fresh from a journey to the Cape, watches a strikingly handsome young scholar—golden‑crowned, graceful, and almost divine—stride past him, his presence stirring whispers of a living Apollo. Beside the youth walks a solemn older man, oddly hideous in contrast, whose nervous glances at a passing woman hint at a deeper, unsettling fear.
Their encounter quickly draws the narrator into a web of exotic customs, whispered legends, and a hidden world that seems to defy ordinary mortality. As the group moves through bustling streets and secretive gatherings, the reader is left with a vivid sense of wonder about the strange powers and ancient rites that bind these characters together, promising further adventure without yet revealing the ultimate secrets that lie ahead.
Language
fi
Duration
~10 hours (593K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2017-05-06
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1856–1925
Best known for the classic adventures King Solomon’s Mines and She, this English novelist helped shape the modern lost-world tale with stories full of danger, mystery, and far-off landscapes. His time in southern Africa fed the vivid settings and atmosphere that made his fiction so widely read.
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