Edgar Rice Burroughs Quotes
What--has O-Tar Seen An Ulsio And Fainted?" Demanded I-Gos With Broad Sarcasm.
"Men Have Died For Less Than That, Ancient One," E-Thas Reminded Him.
"I Am Safe," Retorted I-Gos, "for I Am Not A Brave And Popular Son Of The Jeddak Of Manator.
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