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Prologue begins not with adventure, but with disbelief. The narrator paints a scene where science meets skepticism, his tale unwelcome in the hallowed halls of established geology. After approaching a Fellow of the Royal Geological Society, he quickly finds his astonishing narrative dismissed, not for lack of detail or sincerity, but because it dares to defy accepted knowledge. The more he insisted on the truth, the more resistance he met, as though science had built walls too thick to let wonder in. Yet,…-
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At the Earth’s Core
At the Earth's Core by Edgar Rice Burroughs is a science fiction adventure that follows the journey of an explorer, David Innes, and his companion, Abner Perry, who travel deep beneath the Earth's surface to discover a prehistoric world filled with strange creatures, ancient civilizations, and thrilling dangers.-
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Chapter XXIV opens with the sharp clang of hooves and the thunder of wheels as chaos erupts in the circus ring. Phil Forrest reacts instantly, vaulting toward a runaway chariot with reckless courage. His arms grasp the reins just in time, steering the horses away from a line of performers. The crowd cheers, unaware of the sabotage that set the disaster in motion. Phil’s uniform is torn beyond repair, but the damage goes deeper—one of the acrobats lies injured, and the chariot’s axle reveals signs of…-
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Chapter XXIII begins with Phil Forrest stepping onto the deck of the Mississippi steamboat, greeted by clapping passengers still buzzing from his rescue. Wrapped in a borrowed officer’s uniform, Phil receives accolades with grace, his humility drawing more admiration. During breakfast, he gives a brief but earnest speech, sidestepping heroism and turning the spotlight on the Great Sparling Shows. His genuine demeanor adds to the mystique, sparking interest in the circus among river travelers. Reporters…
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Chapter XXII opens with a quiet moment turned chaotic as Phil Forrest, deep in thought while walking the deck of the steamer "Marie," is abruptly sent overboard. In an instant, the wooden planks beneath his feet vanish, and he is thrust into the cold, dark embrace of the Mississippi River. The fall catches him off guard, but his instincts guide him as he aligns his body midair for a safer impact. Hitting the water knocks the breath out of him, but panic is held at bay. He has trained for danger under the…
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Chapter XXI begins with tension and humor mingling on the Mississippi as Teddy Tucker finds himself nursing a sprained wrist after a scuffle with a mischievous baboon. Though temporarily removed from performance duties, his energy remains unshaken. Rather than sulk, he becomes obsessed with the recent theft of his cherished egg—a symbol of comfort and pride. Teddy’s curious nature turns investigative, prompting questions about who might have taken it and why. His interactions with Mr. Sparling reflect…
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Chapter XX begins with Teddy Tucker’s unresolved grudge still bubbling from a prank pulled by the circus band, especially the loud, unflinching bass drummer. To settle the score in his own comical style, Teddy arms himself with a bag of lemons, which he bites into dramatically right in front of the musicians. The sour-faced reactions of the band mid-performance are exactly the distraction he wanted, causing a few notes to falter and the rhythm to briefly collapse. Though the audience doesn’t catch on,…
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Chapter XIX opens with an idea that energizes the entire circus steamboat: Phil Forrest’s suggestion to split the band into two and have them perform on deck as the boat approaches Des Moines. Mr. Sparling readily embraces the plan, seeing it as both an impressive entrance and good publicity for the show. To ensure cooperation, he agrees to pay the band members a little extra for their effort, which boosts morale and creates excitement throughout the crew. As dawn breaks, the musical surprise is set in…
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Chapter XVIII begins with a scene full of momentum and mystery. Phil and Mr. Sparling rush through the narrow passages of the circus boat, their footsteps echoing with urgency. The pursuit divides them—Phil heads to the rear while Sparling pushes forward. In the dim light and tight quarters, every shadow becomes a suspect. At the stern, Phil finally corners the fleeing figure. With heart pounding, he seizes the person, expecting a stranger. To his shock, it's Teddy Tucker. What began as a manhunt ends in…
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Chapter XVII opens with Phil Forrest caught in the shadows just beyond the circus grounds, his instincts sharpened by a rising sense of danger. Two figures move with stealth, their intent unclear but certainly suspicious. Phil, not one to back down, chooses to follow at a safe distance, relying on agility rather than confrontation. The night air thickens with tension as he maneuvers around wagons and tents, trying to stay unnoticed. A quick decision sends him dashing through a narrow gap, creating just…
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