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WARLORD OF MARS
John Carter of Mars (Library of Wonder): A Princess of Mars, The Gods of Mars, The Warlord of Mars
by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Thomas Yeates (Illustrator), Michael Ashley (Introduction)
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This was my first time on the
bosom of Iss,
and the things that I saw there
will live forever in my memory. p376
The floor was completely covered
by venomous snakes and loathsome reptiles. p391
Before us loomed a mighty fortress
buried beneath the side of an
overhanging cliff. p398
Slowly the striken flyer sank
to the ground. p409
It dropped quickly towards us.
p414
It was indeed a most imposing
sight. p422
Then I drew my sword and swung
round, on guard, to face a nation. p426
The ape was our most consistent
and dangerous foe. p434
Talu, Prince of Marentina. p443
That evening we came within sight
of
the walled and glass-roofed city
of Kadabra. p446
I recognized them --
they were Dejah Thoris and Thuvia
of Ptarth. p454
Then I went down, fighting,
beneath a half-hundred warriors.
p.462
The three of them were on me
at once. p475
The face of him upon the mighty
thoat
is the face of my son, Carthoris
of Helium. p478
Her disheveled hair and panting
bosom betokened that,
chained though she was, still
had she fought. p484
Then my head came above the
deck and I saw Thurid.
dagger in hand, leaping toward
me. p494
