Thuvia, Maid of Mars (1920)
by Edgar Rice Burroughs

Thuvia, Maid of Mars is a science fiction novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs, the fourth of his famous Barsoom series.

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THUVIA
Maid of Mars

As the great thoat and his rider hurtled past, Carthoris swung his long-sword in a mighty cut

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Thuvia

Maid of Mars


BY
EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
Author of The "Tarzan" and the
"Martian" Stories


ILLUSTRATED BY
J. ALLEN ST. JOHN



CHICAGO
A. C. McCLURG & CO.
1920

Copyright
Edgar Rice Burroughs
1920


Published October, 1920


Copyrighted in Great Britain

M. A. DONOHUE & CO., PRINTERS AND BINDERS, CHICAGO

CONTENTS


  1. CHAPTERPAGE
  2. I
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    1
  3. II
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    20
  4. III
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    37
  5. IV
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    47
  6. V
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    65
  7. VI
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    88
  8. VII
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    102
  9. VIII
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    120
  10. IX
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    138
  11. X
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    154
  12. XI
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    171
  13. XII
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    192
  14. XIII
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    207
  15. XIV
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    227
  16. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    248

ILLUSTRATIONS


  1. PAGE
  2. As the great thoat and his rider hurtled past, Cathoris swung his long-sword in a mighty cut
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    Frontispiece
  3. Another figure sprang from a cluster of dense foliage
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    4
  4. For but an instant the searchlight halted upon Thuvia of Ptarth
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    24
  5. With a savage cry of triumph, Thar Ban disappeared down the black canyon of the Avenue of Quays
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    56
  6. Between them and the city raged a terrible battle
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    80
  7. The man turned dreamy eyes sleepily upon them
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    100
  8. The jeddak of Lothar sank senseless to the marble floor
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    126
  9. A steel blade pierced the very center of his heart
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    220
  10. "I prefer to die standing," she replied
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    230
  11. "Stay, my chieftain. Stay—I love you!"
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    246


This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1929.


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