Tarzan Confirms Dor-Ulothos Claim Before Paludon Elders
Tarzan declares Dor-ulotho is the son of Otho to Paludon chiefs after evidence of the ape god’s messenger and a rival lord’s fear. Ko-tan wavers as Tarzan cites prior sighting with Kor-ulul prison and a mounted beast. The crowd shifts from doubt to cautious reverence as the ape-man stands before the pyramid.
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Tarzan Declares Himself Son of Jad-ben-Otho King
In the throne room of Alur Tarzan confronts Kotan, the king of Pau-ul-don, and asserts he is the son of the god Jad-ben-Otho. The scene shows awe and religious ceremony as Tarzan demands respect, while Kotan contemplates divine proof and ritual honors.
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Tarzan Honors Kotan In Ceremony At Hadon Temple
Tarzan invites Kotan to visit the Hadon temple precincts as Jadon, Ta-den’s father, witnesses a court session settling warrior disputes. The scene reveals Tarzan’s cautious strategy to gain influence without provoking royal resentment while noting bloodstained altars within the ancient ceremonial complex.
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Moon Watching and Temple Intrigue in Pal-ul-don
In a Seattle Star 1921 feature, Fleet muses on dining plans while Biddy Bantam hides her nest as Tarzan visits Pal-ul-don. High Priest Ludon eyes Tarzan’s claim, fearing revelation of a godly imposture, amid priests with grotesque headdresses and lurking animals.
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End of the Noah story in a Puget Sound legend
The passage recounts a native legend explaining animal changes after a flood tale. Mother dear and children discuss the tree, the bears and snakes, cougars as foes, vultures carrying rattlesnakes, and the division of snakes west and east of the mountains. The tale parallels Noah and Hebrew Bible stories.
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Confessions of a Husband Seeks Job Amid Family Struggles
A man receives a high paying offer from Edith's father but worries it will bring him closer to an old affair and strain his marriage to Dot. Dot urges him to accept for the family's sake, while he debates the moral cost and risk to their life. An ensuing domestic tension unfolds as they confront money and fidelity.
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