Quotation from: The Chessmen of Mars

Written by: Edgar Rice Burroughs


"I do not wish my freedom if it will separate me from you, Tara
of Helium," replied Uthia. "I am happy here with you--I think
that I should die without you."


Again the girls kissed. "And you will not fly alone, then?"
questioned the slave.


Tara of Helium laughed and pinched her companion. "You persistent
little pest," she cried. "Of course I shall fly--does not Tara of
Helium always do that which pleases her?"

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