Princess of Mars (Version 4)

Edgar Rice Burroughs

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Length

5 h 36 min

Chapters

28

Language

English

Genre

Science Fiction

First published

1912

Chapters

1. 1 ForewordRead by Terry Kroenung 6:19
2. 2 Chapter 2 - The escape of the deadRead by Terry Kroenung 9:00
3. 3 Chapter 3 - My advent on MarsRead by Terry Kroenung 13:02
4. 4 Chapter 4 - A prisonerRead by Terry Kroenung 11:05
5. 5 Chapter 5 - I elude my watchdogRead by Terry Kroenung 8:08
6. 6 Chapter 6 - A fight that won friendsRead by Terry Kroenung 7:55
7. 7 Chapter 7 - Child-raising on MarsRead by Terry Kroenung 10:00
8. 8 Chapter 8 - A fair captive from the skyRead by Terry Kroenung 10:07
9. 9 Chapter 9 - I learn the languageRead by Terry Kroenung 7:15
10. 10 Chapter 10 - Champion and chiefRead by Terry Kroenung 17:17
11. 11 Chapter 11 - With Dejah ThorisRead by Terry Kroenung 12:00
12. 12 Chapter 12 - A prisoner with powerRead by Terry Kroenung 9:54
13. 13 Chapter 13 - Love-making on MarsRead by Terry Kroenung 11:17
14. 14 Chapter 14 - A duel to the deathRead by Terry Kroenung 15:42
15. 15 Chapter 15 - Sola tells me her storyRead by Terry Kroenung 15:25
16. 16 Chapter 16 - We plan escapeRead by Terry Kroenung 17:42
17. 17 Chapter 17 - A costly recaptureRead by Terry Kroenung 14:55
18. 18 Chapter 18 - Chained in WarhoonRead by Terry Kroenung 7:58
19. 19 Chapter 19 - Battling in the arenaRead by Terry Kroenung 9:04
20. 20 Chapter 20 - In the atmosphere factoryRead by Terry Kroenung 16:20
21. 21 Chapter 21 - An air scout for ZodangaRead by Terry Kroenung 16:49
22. 22 Chapter 22 - I find DejahRead by Terry Kroenung 17:06
23. 23 Chapter 23 - Lost in the SkyRead by Terry Kroenung 10:51
24. 24 Chapter 24 - Tars Tarkas finds a friendRead by Terry Kroenung 13:39
25. 25 Chapter 25 - The looting of ZodangaRead by Terry Kroenung 9:20
26. 26 Chapter 26 - Through carnage to joyRead by Terry Kroenung 11:26
27. 27 Chapter 27 - From joy to deathRead by Terry Kroenung 9:22
28. 28 Chapter 28 - At the Arizona caveRead by Terry Kroenung 3:53

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