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ESCAPE Dian glanced downward and shuddered. Her tribe were hill people—they were not accustomed to swimming other than in quiet rivers and placid lakelets. It was not the steep that appalled her. It
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ESCAPE Dian glanced downward and shuddered. Her tribe were hill people—they were not accustomed to swimming other than in quiet rivers and placid lakelets. It was not the steep that appalled her. It
CONQUEST AND PEACE The fleet sailed directly for Hooja's island, coming to anchor at its north-eastern extremity …
GORE AND DREAMS It was a two-masted felucca with lateen sails! The craft was long and low. In it were more than fifty …
RACING FOR LIFE At last the sea subsided, and we were able to get a better view of the armada of small boats in our wa…
KIDNAPED! I searched about the spot carefully. At last I was rewarded by the discovery of her javelin, a few yards fro…
THE RAID ON THE CAVE-PRISON His head was turned over his shoulder as I first saw him—he was looking back toward the vi…
HOOJA'S CUTTHROATS APPEAR I had built a little shelter of rocks and brush where I might crawl in and sleep out of…
CAPTIVE When Goork and his people saw that I had no token they commenced to taunt me. "You do not come from Kolk…
FROM PLIGHT TO PLIGHT I have never been much of a runner; I hate running. But if ever a sprinter broke into smithereen…
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