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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 938f3a6 | love denied a childish heart that yearns for love. Little | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 508a817 | There was no need for words--at least none that I could imagine, unless Perry desired to pray. And I was quite sure that he would, | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 8961ae7 | My longing was beyond the power of opposition; | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 352d3b7 | not once did I question either my sanity or my wakefulness. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 61a91fc | willing prisoner | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| f3bf623 | I never knew my father, my mother was an ape | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| aecba33 | likes | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 060e5a6 | genial | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 56aa289 | I am a fighting man, not a scientist. Here, | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| a133a45 | ubiquitous | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 7c44095 | swarthy, | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 82221e6 | You didn't find any trace of her?" asked d'Arnot. // Tarzan shook his head. "None. In the jungle, I could have found her; but here --here, in civilization, a man cannot even find himself." | civilization finding-yourself | Edgar Rice Burroughs | |
| 00371fd | Since he had no one with whom to play bridge, the round-eared scavengers provided a substitute pleasure when they tore apart a screaming victim. | George S. Elrick | ||
| 2bbc981 | What--has O-Tar seen an ulsio and fainted?" demanded I-Gos with broad sarcasm. "Men have died for less than that, ancient one," E-Thas reminded him. "I am safe," retorted I-Gos, "for I am not a brave and popular son of the jeddak of Manator." | courage cowardice retort sarcasm threat | Edgar Rice Burroughs | |
| 22e47c9 | unfailing courtesy and willingness to be of service. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 324c942 | directly to the apartments of his old friend, | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 213758f | treble | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 7f40667 | Lester Dent died thinking his name and works belonged to a pulp past destined to be forgotten. Just a year before his passing, he scoffed at the mention of his old Doc Savage novels, saying, "They would be so outdated today that they would undoubtedly be funny. Hell, when I wrote them, an airplane that could fly 200 miles per hour was science fiction. They would be of no interest any more." Five years after his death, Bantam Books released .. | Kenneth Robeson | ||
| 2061db9 | walled fields and low, rambling buildings, presenting | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 10d7882 | Erebus, | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 751221a | oviparous | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| e8c8ac4 | pint of champagne. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 776eae6 | No human mother could have shown more unselfish and sacrificing devotion than did this poor, wild brute for the little orphaned waif whom fate had thrown into her keeping. At | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 7d64005 | Srednii chelovecheskii um ne verit tomu, chego on ne v sostoianii postignut'. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 3627459 | THE JOHN CARTER OF MARS COLLECTION .................. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 06a348e | address me. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| c626d71 | zephyr, | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 6385f93 | antediluvian | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| a71baf2 | native army, which it used | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 514fc10 | augur | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 1dbce4d | La supervivencia del hombre depende de la perfeccion de los sentidos menos de lo que pudiera creerse. Su capacidad de raciocinio le ha liberado de numerosos esfuerzos y obligaciones, por lo que muchas de sus facultades se han aniquilado. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 736f3b2 | habiliments of | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 68bc54e | termagant, | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 3b24b8d | monuments of historic achievement | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 668c258 | grewsomely. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| e49b18c | Ah, John, I wish that I might be a man with a man's philosophy, but I am but a woman, seeing with my heart rather than my head, and all that I can see is too horrible, too unthinkable to put into words. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 13621f2 | But he did think of D'Arnot, and a grin of amusement showed his strong white teeth as he pictured the immaculate Frenchman's expression could he by some means see Tarzan as he was that minute. Poor Paul, who had prided himself on having eradicated from his friend the last traces of wild savagery. "How quickly have I fallen!" thought Tarzan; but in his heart he did not consider it a fall--rather, he pitied the poor creatures of Paris, penned.. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| bacb2f0 | To say that Nikolas Rokoff is a devil would be to place a wanton affront upon his satanic majesty. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| ea64eee | SAPRISTI! | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 2b6ff34 | For a naked man to drag a shrieking, clawing man-eater forth from a window by the tail to save a strange white girl, was indeed the last word in heroism. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 323f623 | To Tarzan of the Apes the expedition was in the nature of a holiday outing. His civilization was at best but an outward veneer which he gladly peeled off with his uncomfortable European clothes whenever any reasonable pretext presented itself. It was a woman's love which kept Tarzan even to the semblance of civilization--a condition for which familiarity had bred contempt. He hated the shams and the hypocrisies of it and with the clear visi.. | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 6a48978 | fetich | Edgar Rice Burroughs | ||
| 48c1006 | The girls head went high. "There could be but one suitable reply to your assertion, Mr. Clayton," she said icily, "and I regret that I am not a man, that I might make it." She turned quickly and entered the cabin." | feminine-wiles femininity heroine-quotes sassy-heroine | Edgar Rice Burroughs | |
| dab8560 | It is true that the latter had assumed much more of the fault than was rightly his, but if he lied a little he may be excused, for he lied in the service of a woman, and he lied like a gentleman. | Edgar Rice Burroughs |