Quotation from: The Gods of Mars

Written by: Edgar Rice Burroughs


For answer the girl raised her revolver and fired point-blank at
him. Without a sound he sank to the earth, dead.


"Beast!" she hissed. "After all these years I am at last revenged."


Then as she turned toward me, evidently with a word of explanation
on her lips, her eyes suddenly widened as they rested upon me, and
with a little exclamation she started toward me.


"O Prince," she cried, "Fate is indeed kind to us. The way is still
difficult, but through this vile thing upon the floor we may yet
win to the outer world. Notest thou not the remarkable resemblance
between this Holy Thern and thyself?"

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