Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for December 06, 2019

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    billcor  almost 5 years ago

    o, he probably had a good reason.

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    WoodstockJack  almost 5 years ago

    So he sinks a “sleek” private yacht capable of crossing, and then, after a sleepless night of chart-staring, commits multiple homicides (very tidily, I might add … not a spot on him), and rows off to … find something worth more than the million-dollar boat he just bilged,

    The economics of this story are more baffling than the last, and that one had Tarzan forgetting the mad professor’s cave of gold.

    Eye rolling is commencing.

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    BigDaveGlass  almost 5 years ago

    Hope it was insured ..

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    Polsixe  almost 5 years ago

    Good old GM Diesel Power, product placement advertising.

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    J Short  almost 5 years ago

    Realizes he left all the charts and paperwork on the boat, just as it slips beneath the surface.

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    Old Comic Strip Lover  almost 5 years ago

    Man, that is one huge bag of provisions he loaded onto that lifeboat.

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    davidf42  almost 5 years ago

    I’m beginning to think this guy is up to no good.

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    profkatz  almost 5 years ago

    What’s in that huge sack at the stern of Cross’s rowboat…..holiday gifts for the natives?

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    sundogusa  almost 5 years ago

    Finally, a REAL bad guy. The last one was a rookie!

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    anomaly  almost 5 years ago

    And then the lifeboat springs a leak and Cross drowns before reaching shore. Tomorrow, the start of a new adventure.

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    KennethJ.Grider  almost 5 years ago

    Ships motor by G.M. . It’s the last ship motor you’ll ever buy.

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    Ushindi  almost 5 years ago

    “Tarzan And The Octopus God”—62 days worth of love and lust in the jungle/high seas/wherever…

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