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Burroughs, Edgar Rice

"The Warlord Of Mars"


? ? ? ? Both Woola and I had several narrow escapes from these greedy, arboreous monsters.


? ? ? ? Occasional areas of firm sod gave us intervals of rest from the arduous labor of traversing this gorgeous, twilight swamp, and it was upon one of these that I finally decided to make camp for the night which my chronometer warned me would soon be upon us.


? ? ? ? Many varieties of fruit grew in abundance about us; and as Martian calots are omnivorous, Woola had no difficulty in making a square meal after I had brought down the viands for him. Then, having eaten, too, I lay down with my back to that of my faithful hound, and dropped into a deep and dreamless sleep.


? ? ? ? The forest was shrouded in impenetrable darkness when a low growl from Woola awakened me. All about us I could hear the stealthy movement of great, padded feet, and now and then the wicked gleam of green eyes upon us. Arising, I drew my long-sword and waited.


? ? ? ? Suddenly a deep-toned, horrid roar burst from some savage throat almost at my side.


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