Quotation from: The Gods of Mars

Written by: Edgar Rice Burroughs


In the avenues we found a press of people, but they opened a pathway
for us, and many were the swords that were flung at my feet as I
passed through the city of Helium toward my palace upon the outskirts.
Here my old slaves fell upon their knees and kissed my hands as I
greeted them. They cared not where I had been. It was enough that
I had returned to them.


"Ah, master," cried one, "if our divine Princess were but here this
would be a day indeed."

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