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Title: Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Edgar Rice Burroughs Author: Edgar Rice Burroughs Editor: David Widger Release Date: February 17, 2019 [EBook #58904] Language: English Character set encoding: UTF-8 *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK INDEX OF THE PG WORKS OF BURROUGHS *** Produced by David Widger INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS Compiled by David Widger CONTENTS ## A PRINCESS OF MARS ## THE GODS OF MARS ## WARLORD OF MARS ## THUVIA, MAID OF MARS ## TARZAN OF THE APES ## THE RETURN OF TARZAN ## THE BEASTS OF TARZAN ## THE SON OF TARZAN ## TARZAN AND THE JEWELS OF OPAR ## THE MONSTER MEN ## JUNGLE TALES OF TARZAN ## AT THE EARTH'S CORE ## THE LOST CONTINENT ## THE MUCKER THE OAKDALE AFFAIR THE MAD KING ## THE OUTLAW OF TORN ## LAND THAT TIME FORGOT ## THE PEOPLE THAT TIME FORGOT ## OUT OF TIME'S ABYSS ## PELLUCIDAR ## CHESSMEN OF MARS ## TARZAN THE UNTAMED ## TARZAN THE TERRIBLE ## THE EFFICIENCY EXPERT TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES A PRINCESS OF MARS By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS I On the Arizona Hills II The Escape of the Dead III My Advent on Mars IV A Prisoner V I Elude My Watch Dog VI A Fight That Won Friends VII Child-Raising on Mars VIII A Fair Captive from the Sky IX I Learn the Language X Champion and Chief XI With Dejah Thoris XII A Prisoner with Power XIII Love-Making on Mars XIV A Duel to the Death XV Sola Tells Me Her Story XVI We Plan Escape XVII A Costly Recapture XVIII Chained in Warhoon XIX Battling in the Arena XX In the Atmosphere Factory XXI An Air Scout for Zodanga XXII I Find Dejah XXIII Lost in the Sky XXIV Tars Tarkas Finds a Friend XXV The Looting of Zodanga XXVI Through Carnage to Joy XXVII From Joy to Death XXVIII At the Arizona Cave THE GODS OF MARS Edgar Rice Burroughs CHAPTER I. The Plant Men II. A Forest Battle III. The Chamber of Mystery IV. Thuvia V. Corridors of Peril VI. The Black Pirates of Barsoom VII. A Fair Goddess VIII. The Depths of Omean IX. Issus, Goddess of Life Eternal X. The Prison Isle of Shador XI. When Hell Broke Loose XII. Doomed to Die XIII. A Break for Liberty XIV. The Eyes in the Dark XV. Flight and Pursuit XVI. Under Arrest XVII. The Death Sentence XVIII. Sola's Story XIX. Black Despair XX. The Air Battle XXI. Through Flood and Flame XXII. Victory and Defeat WARLORD OF MARS Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS On the River Iss Under the Mountains The Temple of the Sun The Secret Tower On the Kaolian Road A Hero in Kaol New Allies Through the Carrion Caves With the Yellow Men In Durance The Pit of Plenty "Follow the Rope!" The Magnet Switch The Tide of Battle Rewards The New Ruler THUVIA, MAID OF MARS By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER I Carthoris and Thuvia II Slavery III Treachery IV A Green Man's Captive V The Fair Race VI The Jeddak of Lothar VII The Phantom Bowmen VIII The Hall of Doom IX The Battle in the Plain X Kar Komak, the Bowman XI Green Men and White Apes XII To Save Dusar XIII Turjun, the Panthan XIV Kulan Tith's Sacrifice Glossary of Names and Terms TARZAN OF THE APES Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS I Out to Sea II The Savage Home III Life and Death IV The Apes V The White Ape VI Jungle Battles VII The Light of Knowledge VIII The Tree-top Hunter IX Man and Man X The Fear-Phantom XI "King of the Apes" XII Man's Reason XIII His Own Kind XIV At the Mercy of the Jungle XV The Forest God XVI "Most Remarkable" XVII Burials XVIII The Jungle Toll XIX The Call of the Primitive XX Heredity XXI The Village of Torture XXII The Search Party XXIII Brother Men XXIV Lost Treasure XXV The Outpost of the World XXVI The Height of Civilization XXVII The Giant Again XXVIII Conclusion THE RETURN OF TARZAN Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER I The Affair on the Liner II Forging Bonds of Hate and ——? III What Happened in the Rue Maule IV The Countess Explains V The Plot That Failed VI A Duel VII The Dancing Girl of Sidi Aissa VIII The Fight in the Desert IX Numa "El Adrea" X Through the Valley of the Shadow XI John Caldwell, London XII Ships That Pass XIII The Wreck of the "Lady Alice" XIV Back to the Primitive XV From Ape to Savage XVI The Ivory Raiders XVII The White Chief of the Waziri XVIII The Lottery of Death XIX The City of Gold XX La XXI The Castaways XXII The Treasure Vaults of Opar XXIII The Fifty Frightful Men XXIV How Tarzan Came Again to Opar XXV Through the Forest Primeval XXVI The Passing of the Ape-Man THE BEASTS OF TARZAN By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 Kidnapped 2 Marooned 3 Beasts at Bay 4 Sheeta 5 Mugambi 6 A Hideous Crew 7 Betrayed 8 The Dance of Death 9 Chivalry or Villainy 10 The Swede 11 Tambudza 12 A Black Scoundrel 13 Escape 14 Alone in the Jungle 15 Down the Ugambi 16 In the Darkness of the Night 17 On the Deck of the "Kincaid" 18 Paulvitch Plots Revenge 19 The Last of the "Kincaid" 20 Jungle Island Again 21 The Law of the Jungle THE SON OF TARZAN By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 CHAPTER 2 CHAPTER 3 CHAPTER 4 CHAPTER 5 CHAPTER 6 CHAPTER 7 CHAPTER 8 CHAPTER 9 CHAPTER 10 CHAPTER 11 CHAPTER 12 CHAPTER 13 CHAPTER 14 CHAPTER 15 CHAPTER 16 CHAPTER 17 CHAPTER 18 CHAPTER 19 CHAPTER 20 CHAPTER 21 CHAPTER 22 CHAPTER 23 CHAPTER 24 CHAPTER 25 CHAPTER 26 CHAPTER 27 TARZAN AND THE JEWELS OF OPAR By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 Belgian and Arab 2 On the Road to Opar 3 The Call of the Jungle 4 Prophecy and Fulfillment 5 The Altar of the Flaming God 6 The Arab Raid 7 The Jewel-Room of Opar 8 The Escape from Opar 9 The Theft of the Jewels 10 Achmet Zek Sees the Jewels 11 Tarzan Becomes a Beast Again 12 La Seeks Vengeance 13 Condemned to Torture and Death 14 A Priestess But Yet a Woman 15 The Flight of Werper 16 Tarzan Again Leads the Mangani 17 The Deadly Peril of Jane Clayton 18 The Fight For the Treasure 19 Jane Clayton and The Beasts of the Jungle 20 Jane Clayton Again a Prisoner 21 The Flight to the Jungle 22 Tarzan Recovers His Reason 23 A Night of Terror 24 Home THE MONSTER MEN By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS 1 THE RIFT 2 THE HEAVY CHEST 3 BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 4 A NEW FACE 5 TREASON 6 TO KILL! 7 THE BULL WHIP 8 THE SOUL OF NUMBER 13 9 INTO SAVAGE BORNEO 10 DESPERATE CHANCE 11 "I AM COMING!" 12 PERFIDY 13 BURIED TREASURE 14 MAN OR MONSTER? 15 TOO LATE 16 SING SPEAKS 17 999 PRISCILLA + JUNGLE TALES OF TARZAN By Edgar Rice Burroughs CHAPTER 1 Tarzan's First Love 2 The Capture of Tarzan 3 The Fight for the Balu 4 The God of Tarzan 5 Tarzan and the Black Boy 6 The Witch-Doctor Seeks Vengeance 7 The End of Bukawai 8 The Lion 9 The Nightmare 10 The Battle for Teeka 11 A Jungle Joke 12 Tarzan Rescues the Moon AT THE EARTH'S CORE By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS PROLOG I TOWARD THE ETERNAL FIRES II A STRANGE WORLD III A CHANGE OF MASTERS IV DIAN THE BEAUTIFUL V SLAVES VI THE BEGINNING OF HORROR VII FREEDOM VIII THE MAHAR TEMPLE IX THE FACE OF DEATH X PHUTRA AGAIN XI FOUR DEAD MAHARS XII PURSUIT XIII THE SLY ONE XIV THE GARDEN OF EDEN XV BACK TO EARTH THE LOST CONTINENT The Lost Continent was originally published under the title "Beyond Thirty" Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER I CHAPTER II CHAPTER III CHAPTER IV CHAPTER V CHAPTER VI CHAPTER VII CHAPTER VIII CHAPTER IX THE MUCKER By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS PART I. CHAPTER I. BILLY BYRNE CHAPTER II. SHANGHAIED CHAPTER III. THE CONSPIRACY CHAPTER IV. PIRACY CHAPTER V. LARRY DIVINE UNMASKED CHAPTER VI. THE MUCKER AT BAY CHAPTER VII. THE TYPHOON CHAPTER VIII. THE WRECK OF THE “HALFMOON” CHAPTER IX. ODA YORIMOTO CHAPTER X. BARBARA CAPTURED BY HEAD-HUNTERS CHAPTER XI. THE VILLAGE OF YOKA CHAPTER XII. THE FIGHT IN THE PALACE CHAPTER XIII. A GENTLEMAN OF FRANCE CHAPTER XIV. THE MUCKER SEES A NEW LIGHT CHAPTER XV. THE RESCUE CHAPTER XVI. THE SUPREME SACRIFICE CHAPTER XVII. HOME AGAIN CHAPTER XVIII. THE GULF BETWEEN PART II. CHAPTER I. THE MURDER TRIAL CHAPTER II. THE ESCAPE CHAPTER III. "FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD” CHAPTER IV. ON THE TRAIL. CHAPTER V. ONE TURN DESERVES ANOTHER CHAPTER VI. "BABY BANDITS” CHAPTER VII. IN PESITA'S CAMP CHAPTER VIII. BILLY'S FIRST COMMAND CHAPTER IX. BARBARA IN MEXICO CHAPTER X. BILLY CRACKS A SAFE CHAPTER XI. BARBARA RELEASES A CONSPIRATOR CHAPTER XII. BILLY TO THE RESCUE CHAPTER XIII. BARBARA AGAIN CHAPTER XIV. 'TWIXT LOVE AND DUTY CHAPTER XV. AN INDIAN'S TREACHERY CHAPTER XVI. EDDIE MAKES GOOD CHAPTER XVII. "YOU ARE MY GIRL!” THE OUTLAW OF TORN By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER I CHAPTER II CHAPTER III CHAPTER IV CHAPTER V CHAPTER VI CHAPTER VII CHAPTER VIII CHAPTER IX CHAPTER X CHAPTER XI CHAPTER XII CHAPTER XIII CHAPTER XIV CHAPTER XV CHAPTER XVI CHAPTER XVII CHAPTER XVIII CHAPTER XIX THE LAND THAT TIME FORGOT Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 CHAPTER 2 CHAPTER 3 CHAPTER 4 CHAPTER 5 CHAPTER 6 CHAPTER 7 CHAPTER 8 CHAPTER 9 CHAPTER 10 THE PEOPLE THAT TIME FORGOT By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 CHAPTER 2 CHAPTER 3 CHAPTER 4 CHAPTER 5 CHAPTER 6 CHAPTER 7 OUT OF TIME'S ABYSS By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER I CHAPTER II CHAPTER III CHAPTER IV CHAPTER V PELLUCIDAR Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER PROLOGUE I LOST ON PELLUCIDAR II TRAVELING WITH TERROR III SHOOTING THE CHUTES—AND AFTER IV FRIENDSHIP AND TREACHERY V SURPRISES VI A PENDENT WORLD VII FROM PLIGHT TO PLIGHT VIII CAPTIVE IX HOOJA'S CUTTHROATS APPEAR X THE RAID ON THE CAVE-PRISON XI ESCAPE XII KIDNAPED! XIII RACING FOR LIFE XIV GORE AND DREAMS XV CONQUEST AND PEACE THE CHESSMEN OF MARS by Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS PRELUDE John Carter Comes to Earth I Tara in a Tantrum II At the Gale's Mercy III The Headless Humans IV Captured V The Perfect Brain VI In the Toils of Horror VII A Repellent Sight VIII Close Work IX Adrift Over Strange Regions X Entrapped XI The Choice of Tara XII Ghek Plays Pranks XIII A Desperate Deed XIV At Ghek's Command XV The Old Man of the Pits XVI Another Change of Name XVII A Play to the Death XVIII A Task for Loyalty XIX The Menace of the Dead XX The Charge of Cowardice XXI A Risk for Love XXII At the Moment of Marriage Tarzan the Untamed Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS CHAPTER I Murder and Pillage II The Lion's Cave III In the German Lines IV When the Lion Fed V The Golden Locket VI Vengeance and Mercy VII When Blood Told VIII Tarzan and the Great Apes IX Dropped from the Sky X In the Hands of Savages XI Finding the Airplane XII The Black Flier XIII Usanga's Reward XIV The Black Lion XV Mysterious Footprints XVI The Night Attack XVII The Walled City XVIII Among the Maniacs XIX The Queen's Story XX Came Tarzan XXI In the Alcove XXII Out of the Niche XXIII The Flight from Xuja XXIV The Tommies Tarzan the Terrible By Edgar Rice Burroughs CHAPTER I The Pithecanthropus II "To the Death!" III Pan-at-lee IV Tarzan-jad-guru V In the Kor-ul-GRYF VI The Tor-o-don VII Jungle Craft VIII A-lur IX Blood-Stained Altars X The Forbidden Garden XI The Sentence of Death XII The Giant Stranger XIII The Masquerader XIV The Temple of the Gryf XV "The King Is Dead!" XVI The Secret Way XVII By Jad-bal-lul XVIII The Lion Pit of Tu-lur XIX Diana of the Jungle XX Silently in the Night XXI The Maniac XXII A Journey on a Gryf XXIII Taken Alive XXIV The Messenger of Death XXV Home Glossary THE EFFICIENCY EXPERT By Edgar Rice Burroughs CONTENTS JIMMY TORRANCE, JR. JIMMY WILL ACCEPT A POSITION. THE LIZARD. JIMMY HUNTS A JOB. JIMMY LANDS ONE. HAROLD PLAYS THE RAVEN. JOBLESS AGAIN. BREAD FROM THE WATERS. HAROLD SITS IN A GAME. AT FEINHEIMER'S. CHRISTMAS EVE. UP OR DOWN? HARRIET PHILOSOPHIZES. IN AGAIN--OUT AGAIN. LITTLE EVA. JIMMY THROWS A BLUFF. JIMMY ON THE JOB. THE EFFICIENCY EXPERT. PLOTTING. AN INVITATION TO DINE. JIMMY TELLS THE TRUTH. A LETTER FROM MURRAY. LAID UP. IN THE TOILS. 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