Category: Science-Fiction & Fantasy
Tanar of Pellucidar
AT THE EARTH'S CORE (F-156) THE MOON MAID (F-157) PELLUCIDAR (F-158) THE MOON MEN (F-159) THUVIA, MAID OF MARS (F-168) TARZAN AND THE LOST EMPIRE (F-169) THE CHESSMEN OF MARS (F-170)
Category: Science-Fiction & Fantasy
AT THE EARTH'S CORE (F-156) THE MOON MAID (F-157) PELLUCIDAR (F-158) THE MOON MEN (F-159) THUVIA, MAID OF MARS (F-168) TARZAN AND THE LOST EMPIRE (F-169) THE CHESSMEN OF MARS (F-170)
AT THE EARTH'S CORE (F-156) THE MOON MAID (F-157) PELLUCIDAR (F-158) THE MOON MEN (F-159) THUVIA, MAID OF MARS (F-168) TARZAN AND THE LOST EMPIRE (F-169) THE CHESSMEN OF MARS (F...
2. Part 2David turned toward his people. “Those departing ships have borne away Tanar, the son of Ghak, and perhaps a score more of the young men of Pellucidar. It is beyond reason to ex...
3. Part 3Stellara looked Tanar up and down and then she laughed again. “I do not know,” she said. “You are not much of a man beside our huge Korsars—with your beardless face and your sma...
4. Part 4One after another twenty canoes moved in a long column out upon the quiet waters and as they drew steadily toward the ship the survivors saw that each was filled with almost nak...
5. Part 5“I wanted to come before,” she said, “but my father would not let me. I saw you when they brought you into the village and I have wanted to see you again. I never before saw a m...
6. Part 6As a football player hurls himself forward to tackle an opponent so Stellara hurled herself at the creature. Her arms encircled its knees and then slipped down, as he kicked and...
7. Part 7“The girl is mad,” said the Sarian. “She cannot love me for she scarcely knows me. She never spoke to me but once before and that was when she brought food to Stellara and me wh...
8. Part 8Through long corridors, some very dark and others partially lighted by outcroppings of phosphorescent rock, the creature bore him. At times they passed through large grottoes, b...
9. Part 9The discovery instilled new strength into both the men and with quickened steps they hastened along the tunnel in the direction of the promised escape. As they advanced, the lig...
10. Part 10“That,” said Tanar, “is something that must be decided by Fedol and his people, but I can promise you that they will let you remain with them, if not permanently, at least until...
11. Part 11A great bull stood directly beneath him. Tanar jumped up and down upon a small branch, making its leafy end whip through the air, and at the same time he hurled bits of wood at...
12. Part 12“Our mother is an Amiocapian,” she replied. “Perhaps we inherited something from her and then again, and most important, we are young and, as yet, have no mates. When that time...
13. Part 13Sullenly the Himean guided them back along the path toward the cave where he had left Stellara, while at the other edge of the bushes eighteen Korsars, warned by the noise of th...
14. Part 14“The vessel was one of those that had formed the armada of The Cid, and was, as far as they knew, the only one that had survived the storm. Shortly before they had found us they...
15. Part 15As he neared the gate he neither hastened nor loitered, but maintained a steady pace and an unconcerned demeanor. Others were passing in and out and as the former naturally rece...
16. Part 16They had been passing through a range of low, rocky hills and were descending a narrow gorge on the Sari side of the range when, turning the shoulder of a hill, they came face t...
17. Part 17Presently, as he advanced, he became convinced that he was in a long corridor. One foot came in contact with a rough substance directly in the center of the tunnel. He took his...
18. Part 18Stellara reached inside her cloak and beneath the man’s shorts that covered her own apparel and searched until she found a pouch that was attached to her girdle. From this she d...