Tarzan the Terrible
| People and Places | (in alphabetical order) | |
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| Ab-on | Acting chief of Kor-ul-ja | |
| A-lur | City of light | |
| An-un | Father of Pan-at-lee | |
| Bu-lot | Son of chief Mo-sar | |
| Bu-lur | City of the Waz-ho-don | |
| Dak-at | Chief of a Ho-don vilage | |
| Dak-lot | One of Ko-tan's palace warriors | |
| Dor-ul-Otho | (Son of God) TARZAN | |
| Es-sat | Chief of Om-at's tribe of hairy blacks | |
| Ho-don | Hairless white men of Pal-ul-don | |
| Id-an | One of Pan-at-lee's two borthers | |
| In-sad & O-dan | Kor-ul-ja warriors accompanying Tarzan, Om-at, and Ta-den in search of Pan-at-lee | |
| In-tan | Kor-ul-lul left to guard Tarzan | |
| Ja-don | Chief of a Ho-don village, father of Ta-den | |
| Jar-don | Name given Korak by Om-at | |
| Ko-tan | King of the Ho-don | |
| Kor-ul-gryf | Gorge of the gryf | |
| Kor-ul-ja | Es-sat's gorge and tribe | |
| Korul-lul | Another Waz-don gorge and tribe | |
| Lu-don | High priest of A-lur | |
| Mo-sar | Chief and pretender | |
| O-lo-a | Ko-tan's daughter | |
| Om-at | A black | |
| Pal-ul-don | Name of the country | |
| Pal-ul-ja | Land of lions | |
| Pan-at-lee | Om-at's sweetheart | |
| Pan-sat | A priest | |
| Ta-den | A white | |
| TARZAN-JAD-GURU | Tarzan the Terrible | |
| Tor-o-don | Beastlike man | |
| Tul-lur | Mo-sar's city | |
| Waz-don | Hairy black men of Pal-ul-don | |
| Waz-ho-don | Mixed black-white race | |
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Summary — Book Blurb New York: Ballantine Books
| Lieutenant Obergatz had fled in terror from the seeking vengeance of Tarzan of the Apes. And with him, by force, he had taken Tarzan's beloved mate, Jane. Now the ape-man was following the faint spoor of their flight, into a region no man had ever penetrated. The trail led across seemingly impassable marshes into Pal-ul-don—a savage land where primitive Waz-don and Ho-don fought fiercely, wielding knives with their long, prehensile tails—and where mighty triceratops still survived from the dim dawn of time...And far behind, relentlessly pursuing, came Korak the Killer. | |
| Chapters | titles only; the book is online here | |
| 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 Alters | |
| 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 | ||
| My Homepage | Tarzan of the Internet |
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