Science Fiction
[Transcriber's Note: This etext was first published in Weird Tales September, October, November 1934. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.]
Yasmina, snuggled warmly in her captor's arms, grew drowsy in spite of herself. The motion of the horse, though it was uneven, uphill and down, yet possessed a certain rhythm wh...
7. Part 7One lifted his arm and the sleeve fell away revealing his hand--and it was not a hand at all. Conan halted in mid-stride, compelled against his will. He had encountered a force...
4. Part 4'Well,' he answered, 'there's nothing we can do. If we go back, they'll skin us both. I can't understand how a girl like that could get this far into the mountains with only one...
5. Part 5'I was riding for Ghor!' he roared. 'I had not hoped to meet you dogs on the trail. Follow me as fast as your nags can push! I'm going to Yimsha, and--'
2. Part 2The governor shouted desperately and caught at his sword, but the hillman moved with the devastating speed of a hurricane. He sprang, knocked the governor sprawling with a savag...
6. Part 6She knew the agonies of childbirth, and the bitterness of love betrayed. She suffered all the woes and wrongs and brutalities that man has inflicted on woman throughout the eons...
1. Part 1[Transcriber's Note: This etext was first published in Weird Tales September, October, November 1934. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on...
8. Part 8Conan scowled darkly, moved restlessly, fingering his hilt, and finally spoke bluntly: 'Devi, I must go down to them. I'll find a place for you to hide until I come back to you....