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    • CHAPTER XVIII  -The circus boys in dixie Land Cover
      by LovelyMay In Chapter XVIII of The Circus Boys in Dixie Land, the circus faces a comical but challenging situation involving a group of mischievous monkeys that have caused chaos in the tent. The monkeys are high up, out of reach, and the crew struggles to figure out how to capture them. Phil suggests bringing in their cage, which Mr. Sparling agrees is a good plan. While the crew sets up the cage, Phil takes the opportunity to grab peanuts and candy, preparing to lure the monkeys down. Once the cage is…
    • CHAPTER XIX  -The circus boys in dixie Land Cover
      by LovelyMay Teddy Tucker's dramatic landing in the net after a circus act gone awry captivates everyone, including Mr. Sparling, the circus owner, who's relieved that Teddy is unharmed. Despite the light humor that follows, the looming threat of a heavy storm quickens the pace of the evening's show, leading to an early wrap-up with the intention of beating the storm to their next location, Tarbert. Early preparations at Tarbert see the circus crew hastily erecting tents under Mr. Sparling's strict timeline, fighting…
    • CHAPTER XX  -The circus boys in dixie Land Cover
      by LovelyMay The twentieth chapter of "The Circus Boys in Dixie Land" narrates a comedic and slightly harrowing adventure involving Teddy Tucker and the show's Fat Lady, Marie. After a storm disrupts the circus's schedule, forcing them to skip a location and head straight to St. Charles, Louisiana, the troupe, during a brief stop due to a washout, takes the opportunity to wander near the tracks. Marie, intrigued by flowers, finds herself in peril on a steep railway embankment, sliding towards a swollen stream. Her…
    • CHAPTER XXI  -The circus boys in dixie Land Cover
      by LovelyMay In Chapter XXI of "The Circus Boys in Dixie Land," titled "On a Flying Trapeze," Phil Forrest's aspiration to perform on the flying trapeze materializes. After discussing with Mr. Sparling, the circus owner, about a trapeze performer's upcoming season booking, Phil seizes the moment to express his own desire to join the trapeze act. Despite his extensive responsibilities within the circus, Phil is confident in his trapeze skills, having practiced leaps, birds' nests, and other aerial maneuvers. Mr.…
    • CHAPTER XXII  -The circus boys in dixie Land Cover
      by LovelyMay In the closing days of the circus season, Phil Forrest cements his place as a star trapeze artist in Texas, despite the chill of approaching winter nights stirring impatience among the performers. As they head to Tucker, Texas, a joke among the performers about the town's name foreboding trouble sets a light-hearted tone, despite Phil's decision to forego his dangerous triple somersault act, heeding Mr. Sparling's warnings of the inherent risks. Tucker welcomes the circus with no apparent signs of the…
    • CHAPTER XXIII  -The circus boys in dixie Land Cover
      by LovelyMay In Chapter XXIII of "The Circus Boys in Dixie Land," a tumultuous lion hunt unfolds amidst the aftermath of a tornado devastating the circus. The show's arena is ravaged, but the circus community is mostly unharmed, save for some minor injuries. Phil Forrest, one of the Circus Boys, is initially feared injured but is quickly found safe. The circus owner, Mr. Sparling, and the crew are relieved to find that no one has been seriously hurt. However, the escape of Wallace, the lion, from his damaged cage…
    • CHAPTER XXIV -The Circus Boys in Dixie Land Cover
      by LovelyMay In the final chapter of The Circus Boys In Dixie Land, Phil and Teddy are faced with a dangerous situation involving Wallace, a powerful lion. As Phil struggles to control the restless beast, he hears the sound of a circus wagon approaching, signaling the arrival of help. In a bold move, Phil uses a torch to scare Wallace back, narrowly avoiding a potentially fatal encounter. Meanwhile, Teddy, having secured a lion cage, instructs the crew to position it by the back door, planning to lure Wallace into the…
    • CHAPTER 17  -The beasts of Tarzan Cover
      by LovelyMay Upon rediscovering the "Kincaid", Mugambi, along with a native woman he unexpectedly encountered, and a horde of fierce beasts, ventured downriver in a commandeered dugout. Their journey was hastened under the cloak of darkness, aiming to reunite the ferocious pack with Tarzan by reaching the vessel where the drama between human and beast would unfurl. However, tensions spiked when Mugambi’s party unexpectedly collided with another canoe, occupied by Rokoff's men, instigating chaos. Shots were fired,…
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      by LovelyMay In Chapter 15 of "The Beasts of Tarzan," Tarzan continues his pursuit down the Ugambi River, tracking Jane and Rokoff. He discovers signs that Jane, despite originally being ahead, is being closely followed by Rokoff. Tarzan advances swiftly, propelled by the alarming realization that Rokoff is nearing Jane. At the river, Tarzan deduces that Jane and Rokoff had departed by canoe. In a rush, and driven by a surge of hope, he sees a canoe with Rokoff at a distance. Tarzan, in a fervent dash to the river,…
    • CHAPTER 16  -The beasts of Tarzan Cover
      by LovelyMay Chapter 16 of "The Beasts of Tarzan" plunges into a thrilling encounter where Tarzan battles for survival against a formidable crocodile. Trapped in the creature's jaws, he does not surrender but fights with all his might, demonstrating his indomitable spirit and strength. Despite his dire situation beneath the water, Tarzan's persistence pays off when his knife finds a weak spot in the crocodile's armor, killing the beast. Freed, but trapped in the dark confines of the crocodile's den beneath the…
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