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6 TO KILL!
In Chapter 6 of "The Monster Men," tension escalates dramatically as multiple parties converge with their own agendas, leading to a climactic series of events on the island. The Rajah Muda Saffir, frustrated by the delays and excuses from Bududreen, decides to take matters into his own hands. He suspects Bududreen, the first mate of the Ithaca, of betraying him by seeking to keep the beautiful maiden, promised to the Rajah, for himself. To this end, Muda Saffir, along with over five hundred fierce Dyaks,…-
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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.…-
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In Chapter XVI of "Tom Swift and His Electric Locomotive," titled "Off for the West," Tom Swift deals with the aftermath of Joe Myrick's betrayal. Myrick, previously an operative for the Blatz Detective Agency, was caught spying on Tom and possessing explosives intended to sabotage Tom's electric locomotive project. Despite Blatz's insistence that Myrick acted alone and without the agency's knowledge, Tom remains skeptical but decides to move forward with his plans. As Tom prepares to transport his…-
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24 – The End of the Journey
In this concluding chapter of "Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar," the narrative brings us to a powerful climax followed by a serene resolution. Tarzan swiftly intervenes in a life-threatening situation, saving Jane from a lion, marking a reunion that blends joy, action, and a sheer triumph of love and strength. Amid the chaos of lions, battles, and the threat of death, Tarzan's primal and swift actions, combined with the strategic use of available weapons, showcase his exceptional skills and the depth of his…-
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I -At the earths core
David Innes, recalling events leading to a perilous journey to the Earth's core, begins by revealing his inheritance of his father's mining business and his eventual partnership with Perry, an inventor passionate about paleontology and a groundbreaking project—a mechanical prospector designed to burrow through the earth. Intrigued and convinced of its potential, David funds the construction of this "iron mole," aiming to test its capabilities in a secretive trial that unfortunately ends with Perry…-
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The Circus Boys in Dixie Land by Edgar B. P. Darlington is an adventurous tale that follows two young circus performers, Tom and Billy, as they travel through the southern United States, encountering thrilling challenges, colorful characters, and exciting mishaps while showcasing their talents and bravery.
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CHAPTER 17 -The beasts of Tarzan
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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2 – On the Road to Opar
He left alone entirely the countless succulent fruits and vegetables and the delicious nuts and grubs and insects that had formed the staple of his diet from infancy to manhood; he was a creature of the jungle and the wild open spaces, and so in his heart he always despised the artificialities of civilization, returning to them only for the sake of his wife, Lady Jane Greystoke, whose love and companionship were more necessary to him than all the freedom and jungle life. When John Clayton, Lord…-
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Phil Forrest, a plucky youngster among the circus troupe, demonstrated his valor in a distressing situation that left even the seasoned circus folk in awe. When a pony, agitated and uncontrollable, threatened the life of a woman caught in its stirrup, Phil acted with courage and precision. Ignoring his safety, Phil made a calculated leap towards the rampaging animal, managing to latch onto it despite the dangerous chaos. His bold move was met with a mixture of admiration and concern, as onlookers feared…-
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XII -At the earths core
In Chapter XII of "At the Earth's Core," titled "Pursuit," the narrative delves into the intricate escape plan devised by the protagonist and his companions from the clutches of the Mahars and Sagoths in the underground world of Pellucidar. After successfully masquerading in the skins of the Mahars to evade detection, the group, consisting of the narrator, Perry, Ghak, and Hooja the Sly, proceeds with caution through the bustling corridors and out into the main avenue of Phutra, where their disguise faces…-
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