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I	On the Arizona Hills
II	The Escape of the Dead
III	My Advent on Mars
IV	A Prisoner
V	I Elude My Watch Dog
VI	A Fight That Won Friends
VII	Child-Raising on Mars
VIII	A Fair Captive from the Sky
IX	I Learn the Language
X	Champion and Chief
XI	With Dejah Thoris
XII	A Prisoner with Power
XIII	Love-Making on Mars
XIV	A Duel to the Death
XV	Sola Tells Me Her Story
XVI	We Plan Escape
XVII	A Costly Recapture
XVIII	Chained in Warhoon
XIX	Battling in the Arena
XX	In the Atmosphere Factory
XXI	An Air Scout for Zodanga
XXII	I Find Dejah
XXIII	Lost in the Sky
XXIV	Tars Tarkas Finds a Friend
XXV	The Looting of Zodanga
XXVI	Through Carnage to Joy
XXVII	From Joy to Death
XXVIII	At the Arizona Cave

CHAPTER
I.	The Plant Men
II.	A Forest Battle
III.	The Chamber of Mystery
IV.	Thuvia
V.	Corridors of Peril
VI.	The Black Pirates of Barsoom
VII.	A Fair Goddess
VIII.	The Depths of Omean
IX.	Issus, Goddess of Life Eternal
X.	The Prison Isle of Shador
XI.	When Hell Broke Loose
XII.	Doomed to Die
XIII.	A Break for Liberty
XIV.	The Eyes in the Dark
XV.	Flight and Pursuit
XVI.	Under Arrest
XVII.	The Death Sentence
XVIII.	Sola's Story
XIX.	Black Despair
XX.	The Air Battle
XXI.	Through Flood and Flame
XXII.	Victory and Defeat

CHAPTER
I	Carthoris and Thuvia
II	Slavery
III	Treachery
IV	A Green Man's Captive
V	The Fair Race
VI	The Jeddak of Lothar
VII	The Phantom Bowmen
VIII	The Hall of Doom
IX	The Battle in the Plain
X	Kar Komak, the Bowman
XI	Green Men and White Apes
XII	To Save Dusar
XIII	Turjun, the Panthan
XIV	Kulan Tith's Sacrifice
	Glossary of Names and Terms

I	Out to Sea
II	The Savage Home
III	Life and Death
IV	The Apes
V	The White Ape
VI	Jungle Battles
VII	The Light of Knowledge
VIII	The Tree-top Hunter
IX	Man and Man
X	The Fear-Phantom
XI	"King of the Apes"
XII	Man's Reason
XIII	His Own Kind
XIV	At the Mercy of the Jungle
XV	The Forest God
XVI	"Most Remarkable"
XVII	Burials
XVIII	The Jungle Toll
XIX	The Call of the Primitive
XX	Heredity
XXI	The Village of Torture
XXII	The Search Party
XXIII	Brother Men
XXIV	Lost Treasure
XXV	The Outpost of the World
XXVI	The Height of Civilization
XXVII	The Giant Again
XXVIII	Conclusion

CHAPTER
I	The Affair on the Liner
II	Forging Bonds of Hate and ——?
III	What Happened in the Rue Maule
IV	The Countess Explains
V	The Plot That Failed
VI	A Duel
VII	The Dancing Girl of Sidi Aissa
VIII	The Fight in the Desert
IX	Numa "El Adrea"
X	Through the Valley of the Shadow
XI	John Caldwell, London
XII	Ships That Pass
XIII	The Wreck of the "Lady Alice"
XIV	Back to the Primitive
XV	From Ape to Savage
XVI	The Ivory Raiders
XVII	The White Chief of the Waziri
XVIII	The Lottery of Death
XIX	The City of Gold
XX	La
XXI	The Castaways
XXII	The Treasure Vaults of Opar
XXIII	The Fifty Frightful Men
XXIV	How Tarzan Came Again to Opar
XXV	Through the Forest Primeval
XXVI	The Passing of the Ape-Man

CHAPTER
1	Kidnapped
2	Marooned
3	Beasts at Bay
4	Sheeta
5	Mugambi
6	A Hideous Crew
7	Betrayed
8	The Dance of Death
9	Chivalry or Villainy
10	The Swede
11	Tambudza
12	A Black Scoundrel
13	Escape
14	Alone in the Jungle
15	Down the Ugambi
16	In the Darkness of the Night
17	On the Deck of the "Kincaid"
18	Paulvitch Plots Revenge
19	The Last of the "Kincaid"
20	Jungle Island Again
21	The Law of the Jungle

CHAPTER 1	CHAPTER 2	CHAPTER 3	CHAPTER 4
CHAPTER 5	CHAPTER 6	CHAPTER 7	CHAPTER 8
CHAPTER 9	CHAPTER 10	CHAPTER 11	CHAPTER 12
CHAPTER 13	CHAPTER 14	CHAPTER 15	CHAPTER 16
CHAPTER 17	CHAPTER 18	CHAPTER 19	CHAPTER 20
CHAPTER 21	CHAPTER 22	CHAPTER 23	CHAPTER 24
CHAPTER 25	CHAPTER 26	CHAPTER 27

CHAPTER
1	Belgian and Arab
2	On the Road to Opar
3	The Call of the Jungle
4	Prophecy and Fulfillment
5	The Altar of the Flaming God
6	The Arab Raid
7	The Jewel-Room of Opar
8	The Escape from Opar
9	The Theft of the Jewels
10	Achmet Zek Sees the Jewels
11	Tarzan Becomes a Beast Again
12	La Seeks Vengeance
13	Condemned to Torture and Death
14	A Priestess But Yet a Woman
15	The Flight of Werper
16	Tarzan Again Leads the Mangani
17	The Deadly Peril of Jane Clayton
18	The Fight For the Treasure
19	Jane Clayton and The Beasts of the Jungle
20	Jane Clayton Again a Prisoner
21	The Flight to the Jungle
22	Tarzan Recovers His Reason
23	A Night of Terror
24	Home

1	THE RIFT
2	THE HEAVY CHEST
3	BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
4	A NEW FACE
5	TREASON
6	TO KILL!
7	THE BULL WHIP
8	THE SOUL OF NUMBER 13
9	INTO SAVAGE BORNEO
10	DESPERATE CHANCE
11	"I AM COMING!"
12	PERFIDY
13	BURIED TREASURE
14	MAN OR MONSTER?
15	TOO LATE
16	SING SPEAKS
17	999 PRISCILLA

1	Tarzan's First Love
2	The Capture of Tarzan
3	The Fight for the Balu
4	The God of Tarzan
5	Tarzan and the Black Boy
6	The Witch-Doctor Seeks Vengeance
7	The End of Bukawai
8	The Lion
9	The Nightmare
10	The Battle for Teeka
11	A Jungle Joke
12	Tarzan Rescues the Moon

	PROLOG
I	TOWARD THE ETERNAL FIRES
II	A STRANGE WORLD
III	A CHANGE OF MASTERS
IV	DIAN THE BEAUTIFUL
V	SLAVES
VI	THE BEGINNING OF HORROR
VII	FREEDOM
VIII	THE MAHAR TEMPLE
IX	THE FACE OF DEATH
X	PHUTRA AGAIN
XI	FOUR DEAD MAHARS
XII	PURSUIT
XIII	THE SLY ONE
XIV	THE GARDEN OF EDEN
XV	BACK TO EARTH

CHAPTER I	CHAPTER II	CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV	CHAPTER V	CHAPTER VI
CHAPTER VII	CHAPTER VIII	CHAPTER IX

	PART I.
CHAPTER I.	BILLY BYRNE
CHAPTER II.	SHANGHAIED
CHAPTER III.	THE CONSPIRACY
CHAPTER IV.	PIRACY
CHAPTER V.	LARRY DIVINE UNMASKED
CHAPTER VI.	THE MUCKER AT BAY
CHAPTER VII.	THE TYPHOON
CHAPTER VIII.	THE WRECK OF THE “HALFMOON”
CHAPTER IX.	ODA YORIMOTO
CHAPTER X.	BARBARA CAPTURED BY HEAD-HUNTERS
CHAPTER XI.	THE VILLAGE OF YOKA
CHAPTER XII.	THE FIGHT IN THE PALACE
CHAPTER XIII.	A GENTLEMAN OF FRANCE
CHAPTER XIV.	THE MUCKER SEES A NEW LIGHT
CHAPTER XV.	THE RESCUE
CHAPTER XVI.	THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
CHAPTER XVII.	HOME AGAIN
CHAPTER XVIII.	THE GULF BETWEEN
	PART II.
CHAPTER I.	THE MURDER TRIAL
CHAPTER II.	THE ESCAPE
CHAPTER III.	"FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD”
CHAPTER IV.	ON THE TRAIL.
CHAPTER V.	ONE TURN DESERVES ANOTHER
CHAPTER VI.	"BABY BANDITS”
CHAPTER VII.	IN PESITA'S CAMP
CHAPTER VIII.	BILLY'S FIRST COMMAND
CHAPTER IX.	BARBARA IN MEXICO
CHAPTER X.	BILLY CRACKS A SAFE
CHAPTER XI.	BARBARA RELEASES A CONSPIRATOR
CHAPTER XII.	BILLY TO THE RESCUE
CHAPTER XIII.	BARBARA AGAIN
CHAPTER XIV.	'TWIXT LOVE AND DUTY
CHAPTER XV.	AN INDIAN'S TREACHERY
CHAPTER XVI.	EDDIE MAKES GOOD
CHAPTER XVII.	"YOU ARE MY GIRL!”

CHAPTER
	PROLOGUE
I	LOST ON PELLUCIDAR
II	TRAVELING WITH TERROR
III	SHOOTING THE CHUTES—AND AFTER
IV	FRIENDSHIP AND TREACHERY
V	SURPRISES
VI	A PENDENT WORLD
VII	FROM PLIGHT TO PLIGHT
VIII	CAPTIVE
IX	HOOJA'S CUTTHROATS APPEAR
X	THE RAID ON THE CAVE-PRISON
XI	ESCAPE
XII	KIDNAPED!
XIII	RACING FOR LIFE
XIV	GORE AND DREAMS
XV	CONQUEST AND PEACE

PRELUDE	John Carter Comes to Earth
I	Tara in a Tantrum
II	At the Gale's Mercy
III	The Headless Humans
IV	Captured
V	The Perfect Brain
VI	In the Toils of Horror
VII	A Repellent Sight
VIII	Close Work
IX	Adrift Over Strange Regions
X	Entrapped
XI	The Choice of Tara
XII	Ghek Plays Pranks
XIII	A Desperate Deed
XIV	At Ghek's Command
XV	The Old Man of the Pits
XVI	Another Change of Name
XVII	A Play to the Death
XVIII	A Task for Loyalty
XIX	The Menace of the Dead
XX	The Charge of Cowardice
XXI	A Risk for Love
XXII	At the Moment of Marriage

CHAPTER
I	Murder and Pillage
II	The Lion's Cave
III	In the German Lines
IV	When the Lion Fed
V	The Golden Locket
VI	Vengeance and Mercy
VII	When Blood Told
VIII	Tarzan and the Great Apes
IX	Dropped from the Sky
X	In the Hands of Savages
XI	Finding the Airplane
XII	The Black Flier
XIII	Usanga's Reward
XIV	The Black Lion
XV	Mysterious Footprints
XVI	The Night Attack
XVII	The Walled City
XVIII	Among the Maniacs
XIX	The Queen's Story
XX	Came Tarzan
XXI	In the Alcove
XXII	Out of the Niche
XXIII	The Flight from Xuja
XXIV	The Tommies

CHAPTER
I	The Pithecanthropus
II	"To the Death!"
III	Pan-at-lee
IV	Tarzan-jad-guru
V	In the Kor-ul-GRYF
VI	The Tor-o-don
VII	Jungle Craft
VIII	A-lur
IX	Blood-Stained Altars
X	The Forbidden Garden
XI	The Sentence of Death
XII	The Giant Stranger
XIII	The Masquerader
XIV	The Temple of the Gryf
XV	"The King Is Dead!"
XVI	The Secret Way
XVII	By Jad-bal-lul
XVIII	The Lion Pit of Tu-lur
XIX	Diana of the Jungle
XX	Silently in the Night
XXI	The Maniac
XXII	A Journey on a Gryf
XXIII	Taken Alive
XXIV	The Messenger of Death
XXV	Home
	Glossary

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THE GODS OF MARS

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THUVIA, MAID OF MARS

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TARZAN OF THE APES

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THE RETURN OF TARZAN

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THE SON OF TARZAN

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TARZAN AND THE JEWELS OF OPAR

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THE MONSTER MEN

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JUNGLE TALES OF TARZAN

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OUT OF TIME'S ABYSS

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PELLUCIDAR

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The Lost Continent was originally published
under the title "Beyond Thirty"