Martian Enclave Battles Fleet With Ape Beasts and Guardians
The narrator and Sola witness a brutal clash in a Martian city as a colossal ape-like guardian fights off a bull ape while Tars Tarkas and warriors arrive to rescue them. A Martian fleet later attacks, forcing a dramatic aerial battle, retreat, and boarding of a captured vessel.
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Sola
Enoch
Lttle
The neglected colt and the pull between spring and stables
A distressed scene of a young colt left in a fenced yard as spring arrives. The text contrasts his hunger for green pasture with the farmer’s slow transition from winter rations to new forage, highlighting the colt’s confusion and the need for a gradual change.
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Dhatmuary
Moldova
Emee
A Gight for Life and the Mars Adventure
A Virginia prospector and ex Confederate soldier John Carter flees Apaches in Arizona caves. He awakens on Mars where Martian warriors capture him but he wins trust of their leader Tars Tarkas and is taken to a Martian city.
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Thad
Owas
Mars
Virginia
Arizona Hills
John Carter
Carter
Tars Tarkas
Mars Society Parade and Martian Harness Scene
In Chapter IV a Martian plaza hosts a grand parade of three wheeled chariots drawn by large beasts guided telepathically. A female rider sits in each chariot with rich ornaments while youths steer the beasts. Lola and the narrator ride in an empty chariot as warriors and rulers discuss near the incubator, where hatchling devils throng the enclosure.
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Sola TL
Mars
Lola
Entirag
Vreiisseit
Tars Tarkas
Pilgrim Fathers Were Separatists
The Puritans sought reform of the Church of England. The Pilgrims were Separatists who left England to form an independent congregation in Leyden and crossed to New England. They numbered forty one families, 102 people, landing at Plymouth December 20, 1620. They had the Mayflower covenant uniting church and civil state.
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Pilgrim Fathers
Church of England
England
Leyflen
New England
Plymouth
Establishing a Sheep Flock For Best Return
Guidance on selecting ewes and rams for a productive flock. Emphasizes paying top price for well adapted ewes and rams with strong conformation and good inheritance. Stresses keeping breeding ewes in good condition and avoiding show or low condition.
Best Time to Train Colts
It is best to halter foals early and teach them to lead during infancy. A few minutes two or three times weekly suffices while avoiding forceful handling to prevent illness. In addition to halter lessons, the youngster should be taught to eat dry food, either from a holder or the dam's manger.
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Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tre
Mick
Aso
Ape
Tars
Tarkas
Playa
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