Tarzan Triumphant
People | (in order of appearance) | |
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Lady Barbara Collis | English aviatrix | |
Kabariga | Chief of Bangalo people of Bungalo | |
TARZAN of the Apes |
John Clayton, Lord Greystoke Lord of the Jungle, Waziri war chief | |
Leon Stabutch | Russian agent sent to kill Tarzan | |
Joseph Stalin | Soviet dictator, orders Tarzan "removed" | |
Lafayette Smith | Prof of Geology, Phil Sheridan Mil Acad | |
Abraham, son of Abraham | South Midian Prophet (Paul's hair black) | |
Elija, son of Noah | North Midian Prophet (Paul's hair yellow) | |
Martha | daughter of Abraham | |
Jezebel | defender of Lady Barbara in South Midian | |
Jobab and Timothy | Apostles in South Midian | |
Dan "Gunner" Patrick | small-time Chicago mobster | |
Goloba | Stabutch's headman | |
Lord Passmore | mysterious English hunter | |
Ogonyo | Lafayette Smith's headman | |
Dominic Capietro | Italian communist, now slave trader | |
Isaza | Lord Passmore's "boy" and cook | |
Obambi | Lafayette Smith's "boy" | |
Zugash | king of tongani (baboon) tribe | |
Eshbaal | shepherd from North Midian | |
Muviro | sub-chief of Tarzan's Waziri | |
Summary Book Blurb New York: Ballantine Books
| Evil men had come to the land that belonged to Tarzan of the Apes, looting and killing as they moved. Patiently, the ape-man pursued them. But there was other evil. In a small valley of the Ghenzi Mountains, the last remnants of an ugly, perverted people dwelled in what they called their faith. It was an ancient beliefone that had come with their ancestors from Rome nearly 2000 years before. Now they were wicked and many of them were insane. Now they had captured Lady Barbara Collis and meant to use her as a human sacrificeunless Tarzan arrived in time! | |
Chapters | these are titles only (not online) | |
Prologue | ||
I | Gathering the Threads | |
II | The Land of Midian | |
III | The "Gunner" | |
IV | Gathering the Strands | |
V | When the Lion Charged | |
VI | The Waters of Chinnereth | |
VII | The Slave Raider | |
VIII | The Baboons | |
IX | The Great Fissure | |
X | In the Clutches of the Enemy | |
XI | The Crucifixion | |
XII | Out of the Grave | |
XIII | The "Gunner" Walks | |
XIV | Flight | |
XV | Eshbaal, the Shepherd | |
XVI | Trailing | |
XVII | She is Mine! | |
XVIII | A Guy and a Skirt | |
XIX | In the Village of Elija | |
XX | The Best Three out of Five | |
XXI | An Awakening | |
XXII | By a Lonely Pool | |
XXIII | Captured | |
XXIV | The Long Night | |
XXV | The Waziri | |
XXVI | The Last Knot is Tied |
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