Thuvia, Maid of Mars
THUVIA
Maid of Mars
As the great thoat and his rider hurtled past, Carthoris swung his long-sword in a mighty cut
Thuvia
Maid of Mars
BY
EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
Author of The "Tarzan" and the
"Martian" Stories
ILLUSTRATED BY
J. ALLEN ST. JOHN
CHICAGO
A. C. McCLURG & CO.
1920
Copyright
Edgar Rice Burroughs
1920
Published October, 1920
Copyrighted in Great Britain
M. A. DONOHUE & CO., PRINTERS AND BINDERS, CHICAGO
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE I 1 II 20 III 37 IV 47 V 65 VI 88 VII 102 VIII 120 IX 138 X 154 XI 171 XII 192 XIII 207 XIV 227 248
ILLUSTRATIONS
PAGE - As the great thoat and his rider hurtled past, Cathoris swung his long-sword in a mighty cut
Frontispiece - Another figure sprang from a cluster of dense foliage
4 - For but an instant the searchlight halted upon Thuvia of Ptarth
24 - With a savage cry of triumph, Thar Ban disappeared down the black canyon of the Avenue of Quays
56 - Between them and the city raged a terrible battle
80 - The man turned dreamy eyes sleepily upon them
100 - The jeddak of Lothar sank senseless to the marble floor
126 - A steel blade pierced the very center of his heart
220 - "I prefer to die standing," she replied
230 - "Stay, my chieftain. Stay—I love you!"
246
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