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Burroughs, Edgar Rice

"The Warlord Of Mars"


? ? ? ? I made inquiries concerning them among men of every nation, and at last from one of the yellow prisoners of war I learned that they had been apprehended by an officer of the palace as they sought to reach the Pit of Plenty while I lay imprisoned there.


? ? ? ? I did not need to ask to know what had sent them thither-- the courageous jeddak and his loyal daughter. My informer said that they lay now in one of the many buried dungeons of the palace where they had been placed pending a decision as to their fate by the tyrant of the north.


? ? ? ? A moment later searching parties were scouring the ancient pile in search of them, and my cup of happiness was full when I saw them being escorted into the room by a cheering guard of honor.


? ? ? ? Thuvia's first act was to rush to the side of Dejah Thoris, and I needed no better proof of the love these two bore for each other than the sincerity with which they embraced.


? ? ? ? Looking down upon that crowded chamber stood the silent and empty throne of Okar.


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