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Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar

Edgar Rice Burroughs

『Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar』is a free long novel e-book of Edgar Rice Burroughs available on Project Gutenberg. It has 60,695 words and may take about over 3h to read.

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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 ...

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Edgar Rice Burroughs

(1875 - 1950)

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