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  • Today, we begin a new series from a book by American writer Edgar Rice Burroughs. The

  • book is called "A Princess of Mars." It is the first book in a series that Mr. Burroughs

  • wrote about a man who travels to Mars during the last years of the eighteen hundreds. There,

  • the man meets strange beings and sees strange sights. At first he is a captive, then a warrior,

  • and after many battles, a prince of a royal family.

  • Shep O'Neal begins the story of "A Princess of Mars."

  • JOHN CARTER: I am a very old man. How old I do not know. It is possible I am a hundred,

  • maybe more. I cannot tell because I have never aged as other men do.

  • So far as I can remember, I have always been a man of about thirty. I appear today as I

  • did forty years ago. Yet, I feel that I cannot go on living forever. Someday I will die the

  • real death from which there is no escape. I do not know why I should fear death. I who

  • have died two times and am still alive.

  • I have never told this story. I know the human mind will not believe what it cannot understand.

  • I cannot explain what happened to me. I can only tell of the ten years my dead body lay

  • undiscovered in an Arizona cave.

  • My name is John Carter. I am from the state of Virginia. At the close of the Civil War

  • I found myself without a home, without money and without work.

  • I decided the best plan was to search for gold in the great deserts of the American

  • Southwest.

  • I spent almost a year searching for gold with another former soldier, Captain James Powell,

  • also of Virginia. We were extremely lucky. In the winter of eighteen sixty-five we found

  • rocks that held gold.

  • Powell was trained as a mining engineer. He said we had uncovered over a million dollars

  • worth of gold in only three months. But the work was slow with only two men and not much

  • equipment. So we decided Powell should go to the nearest settlement to seek equipment

  • and men to help us with the work. On March third, eighteen sixty-six, Powell said good-bye.

  • He rode his horse down the mountain toward the valley. I followed his progress for several

  • hours.

  • The morning Powell left was like all mornings in the deserts of the great Southwest -- clear

  • and beautiful.

  • Not much later I looked across the valley. I was surprised to see three riders in the

  • same place where I had last seen my friend. After watching for some time, I decided the

  • three riders must be hostile Indians.

  • Powell, I knew, was well armed and an experienced soldier. But I knew he would need my aid.

  • I found my weapons, placed a saddle on my horse and started as fast as possible down

  • the trail taken by Powell.

  • I followed as quickly as I could until dark. About nine o'clock the moon became very bright.

  • I had no difficulty following Powell's trail. I soon found the trail left by the three riders

  • following Powell. I knew they were Indians. I was sure they wanted to capture Powell.

  • Suddenly I heard shots far ahead of me. I hurried ahead as fast as I could. Soon I came

  • to a small camp. Several hundred Apache Indians were in the center of the camp. I could see

  • Powell on the ground. I did not even think about what to do, I just acted. I pulled out

  • my guns and began shooting.

  • The Apaches were surprised and fled. I forced my horse into the camp and toward Powell.

  • I reached down and pulled him up on the horse by his belt. I urged the horse to greater

  • speed. The Apaches by now realized that I was alone and quickly began to follow. We

  • were soon in very rough country.

  • The trail I chose began to rise sharply. It went up and up. I followed the trail for several

  • hundred meters more until I came to the mouth of a large cave.

  • It was almost morning now. I got off my horse and laid Powell on the ground. I tried to

  • give him water. But it was no use. Powell was dead. I laid his body down and continued

  • to the cave.

  • I began to explore the cave. I was looking for a safe place to defend myself, or perhaps

  • for a way out. But I became very sleepy. It was a pleasant feeling. My body became extremely

  • heavy. I had trouble moving. Soon I had to lay down against the side of the cave. For

  • some reason I could not move my arms or legs.

  • I lay facing the opening of the cave. I could see part of the trail that had led me here.

  • And now I could see the Apaches. They had found me. But I could do nothing.

  • Within a minute one of them came into the cave. He looked at me, but he came no closer.

  • His eyes grew wide. His mouth opened. He had a look of terror on his face. He looked behind

  • me for moment and then fled.

  • Suddenly I heard a low noise behind me.

  • So could the rest of the Apaches. They all turned and fled. The sound became louder.

  • But still I could not move. I could not turn my head to see what was behind me. All day

  • I lay like this. I tried again to rise, and again, but still I could not move. Then I

  • heard a sharp sound. It was like a steel wire breaking. I quickly stood up. My back was

  • against the cave wall.

  • I looked down. There before me lay my body.

  • For a few moments, I stood looking at my body. I could not bring myself to touch it. I was

  • very frightened. The sounds of the cave and the sight of my body forced me away. I slowly

  • backed to the opening of the cave.

  • I turned to look at the Arizona night. I could see a thousand stars. As I stood there I turned

  • my eyes to a large red star. I could not stop looking at it. It was Marsthe red planetthe

  • red god of war. It seemed to pull me near.

  • Then, for a moment, I closed my eyes. There was an instant of extreme cold and total darkness.

  • Suddenly I was in deep, dreamless, peaceful sleep.

  • I opened my eyes upon a very strange land. I immediately knew then I was on Mars. Not

  • once did I question this fact. My mind told me I was on Mars as your mind tells you that

  • you are upon Earth. You do not question the fact, nor did I.

  • I found myself lying on a bed of yellow colored grass that covered the land for kilometers.

  • The time was near the middle of the day and the sun was shining full upon me. It was warm.

  • I decided to do a little exploring. Springing to my feet, I received my first Martian surprise.

  • The effort to stand carried me into the Martian air to the height of about one meter. I landed

  • softly upon the ground, however, without incident.

  • I found that I must learn to walk all over again. My muscles were used to the gravity

  • of Earth. Mars has less gravity. My attempts to walk resulted in jumps and hops, which

  • took me into the air. I once landed on my face. I soon learned that it took much less

  • effort for me to move on Mars than it did on Earth.

  • Near me was a small, low wall. Carefully, I made my way to the wall and looked over.

  • It was filled with eggs, some already broken open. Small, green creatures were in them.

  • They looked at me with huge red eyes.

  • As I watched the fierce-looking creatures, I failed to hear twenty full-grown Martians

  • coming from behind me. They had come without warning. As I turned, I saw them. One was

  • coming at me with a huge spear, with its sharp tip pointed at my heart!

  • And now, the second program in our series, "A Princess of Mars."

  • JOHN CARTER: The creature with the spear was huge. There were many other similar creatures.

  • They had ridden behind me on the backs of large animals. Each of them carried a collection

  • of strange-looking weapons.

  • The one with the large spear got down from the back of his animal and began walking toward

  • me. He was almost five meters tall and a dark green color. Huge teeth stuck out of his face,

  • and his expression showed much hate and violence.

  • I immediately knew I was facing a terrible warrior. He began moving quickly toward me

  • with the spear. I was completely unarmed. I could not fight. My only chance was to escape.

  • I used all my strength to jump away from him. I was able to jump almost thirty meters. The

  • green Martian stopped and watched my effort. I would learn later that the look on his face

  • showed complete surprise.

  • The creatures gathered and talked among themselves. While they talked, I thought about running

  • away. However, I noticed several of them carried devices that looked very much like rifles.

  • I could not run.

  • Soon, all but one of the creatures moved away. The one who had threatened me stayed. He slowly

  • took off a metal band from his arm and held it out to me. He spoke in a strange language.

  • JOHN CARTER: Slowly, he laid down his weapons. I thought this would have been a sign of peace

  • anywhere on Earthwhy not on Mars, too? I walked toward him and in a normal voice

  • announced my name and said I had come in peace. I knew he did not understand, but like me,

  • he took it to mean that I meant no harm.

  • Slowly, we came together. He gave me the large metal band that had been around his arm. He

  • turned and made signs with his hands that I should follow him. Soon we arrived at the

  • large animal he had been riding.

  • He again made a sign with his hands that I should ride on the same animal behind him.

  • The group turned and began riding across the land. We moved quickly toward mountains in

  • the distance.

  • JOHN CARTER: The large animals we rode moved quickly across the land. I could tell from

  • the surrounding mountains that we were on the bottom of a long dead sea.

  • In time we came to a huge city. At first I thought the city was empty. The buildings

  • all were empty and in poor repair. But soon I saw hundreds of the green warriors. I also

  • saw green women and children. I soon learned about many cities like this. The cities were

  • built hundreds of years ago by a people that no longer existed. The green Martians used

  • the cities. They moved from one empty city to another, never stopping for more than a

  • day or two.

  • We got down from our animals and walked into a large building. We entered a room that was

  • filled with fierce green warriors.

  • It was not difficult to tell that these were the leaders of the green Martians. One of

  • them took hold of my arm. He shook me and lifted me off the ground. He laughed when

  • he did so. I was to learn that green Martians only laugh at the pain or suffering of others.

  • This huge warrior threw me to the ground and then took hold of my arm again to pick me

  • up. I did the only thing I could do. I hit him with my closed fist as hard as I could.

  • The green warrior fell to the floor and did not move. The others in the room grew silent.

  • I had knocked down one of their warriors with only my hand.

  • I moved away from him and prepared to defend myself as best I could. But they did not move.

  • The green Martian that had captured me walked toward me. He said in a clear voice:

  • TARS TARKAS: "TARS TARKAS -- TARS TARKAS."

  • JOHN CARTER: As he spoke, he pointed to his own chest. He was telling me his name! I pointed

  • to my chest and said my name, "John Carter."

  • He turned and said the word, "Sola." Immediately, a green Martian woman came close. He spoke

  • to her. She led me to another building and into a large room.

  • The room was filled with equipment carried by the green Martians. She prepared something

  • for me to eat. I was very hungry.

  • I pointed to her and said the word "Sola." She pointed at me and said my name. It was

  • a beginning. Sola was my guard.

  • She also became my teacher. In time she would become a close and valued friend. As I ate

  • my meal, my lessons in the language of the green Martians continued.

  • JOHN CARTER: Two days later, Tars Tarkas came to my room. He carried the weapons and the

  • metal armbands the green warriors wear. He put them on the ground near my feet. Sola

  • told him I now understood some of their language. He turned to me and spoke slowly.

  • TARS TARKAS: The warrior you hit is dead. His weapons and the metal of his rank are

  • yours, John Carter. He was a leader of one small group among our people. Because you

  • have killed him, you now are a leader.

  • You are still a captive and not free to leave. However you will be treated with the respect

  • you have earned. You are now a warrior among our people.

  • JOHN CARTER: Tars Tarkas turned and spoke softly. From beyond the door a strange creature

  • entered the room. It was bigger than a large dog and very ugly. It had rows of long teeth

  • and ten very short legs. Tars Tarkas spoke to the creature and pointed at me. He left.

  • The creature looked at me, watching closely. Then Sola spoke about the creature.

  • SOLA: His name is Woola. The men of our tribe use them in hunting and war. He has been told

  • to guard and protect you. He has also been told to prevent your escape. There is no faster

  • creature in our world. And in a fight they can kill very quickly. Do not try to escape,

  • John Carter. Woola will tear you to small pieces.

  • JOHN CARTER: I continued to watch the creature named Woola. I had already seen how the green

  • Martians treated other animals. They were very cruel.

  • I thought, perhaps this beast can be taught to be my friendmuch like a dog on Earth.

  • I walked close to the creature and began speaking in much the same way I would speak to a dog

  • or other animal on Earth.

  • I sat down next to him while I talked softly. At first he seemed confused. I believe the

  • creature Woola had never heard a kind word.

  • For the next several days I gained the trust and friendship of Woola. In a few short days

  • Woola was my friend and fierce protector. He would remain my loyal friend as long as

  • I was on Mars.

  • JOHN CARTER: Several days later, Sola came to me with a look of great concern.

  • SOLA: John Cartercome with me. A great battle is about to take place. An enemy is

  • coming near this city. We must prepare to fight and we must be ready to flee.

  • JOHN CARTER: Sola, what enemy is this?

  • SOLA: A race of red men who travel our world in flying machines. A great number of their

  • machines have come over the far mountain. Take your weapons with you and hurry.

  • JOHN CARTER: I collected my sword and a spear. I hurried out of the building and joined a

  • group of warriors moving toward the end of the city. Far in the distance I could see

  • the air ships.

  • They were firing large guns at the green warriors. I heard huge explosions. The green warriors

  • were firing back with their deadly rifles. The air was filled with the sound of violent

  • battle.

  • Suddenly a huge air ship exploded. It came down, crashing near me. Red Martians were

  • falling from the side of the huge ship. And then it exploded again.

  • Another of the large air ships exploded high in the air. Members of the crew fell to the

  • ground. The huge ship lost control and began turning again and again.

  • Soon it was close to the ground. The warriors climbed aboard the ship and began fighting

  • the members of the crew who were still alive. Soon the fighting stopped. The warriors began

  • taking everything from the ship.

  • At last, they brought a captive from deep within the ship. Two of the warriors had their

  • captive by each arm. I wanted to see what new and strange form of life this creature

  • would be.

  • As they came near, I saw that it was a woman. She looked like a woman from Earth. She was

  • young. Her skin was a light red, almost a copper color.

  • I saw at once that she was extremely beautiful. She had a fine face with large dark eyes and

  • long, black hair. As her guards led her away, she saw me for a moment. She seemed very surprised.

  • Her face looked hopeful. But when I made no attempt to speak to her, her face grew sad

  • and she looked very small and frightened. As I watched her disappear into a building,

  • I realized that Sola was near me.

  • SOLA: John Carter, that woman will be saved for the great games that are held by our people.

  • The games are long and cruel and end in death for those captured in battle. Her death will

  • be slow and painful. She will die for the enjoyment of all.

  • JOHN CARTER: Sola's face seemed sad when she said this. I could tell by the way she spoke

  • that she did not like the games and did not want to see the young woman die. She was very

  • different from the rest of her people.

  • Sola, do you not like the games?

  • SOLA: No, John Carter. My mother died in the games. That is a secret you must not tell

  • anyone. The wall where Tars Tarkas found you held eggs that produce our young. All the

  • children belong to the tribe. A mother never knows which child is hers when they come out

  • of the egg.

  • My mother hid the egg that carried me. It was not placed within the walled area. She

  • kept her secret until after I was born. But others discovered her secret and she was condemned

  • to die in the games. She hid me among other children before she was captured. If this

  • secret were learned, I too would die in the games.

  • Before she left me, my mother told me the name of my father. I alone keep that secret.

  • It would mean death for him as well as me. My people are violent and cruel.

  • JOHN CARTER: The next day I entered the great room where the green Martians held meetings.

  • The red woman prisoner was there too. Soon, the leader of the green Martians came into

  • the room. His name was Lorquas Ptomel. He began speaking to the prisoner.

  • LORQUAS PTOMEL: Who are you and what is your name?

  • DEJAH THORIS: I am the Princess Dejah Thoris, daughter of Mors Kajak, the ruler of Helium.

  • Our air ship was on a scientific flight. We were to study the air and atmosphere. Without

  • our work the air on our planet would grow thin and we would all die. Why would you attack

  • us?

  • JOHN CARTER: As she talked, a warrior ran to her and hit her in the face, knocking her

  • to the ground. He placed a foot on her small body and began laughing.

  • (LAUGHTER)

  • I reached for the small sword I carried and rushed to attack the huge warrior.

  • (FIGHTING SOUNDS)

  • JOHN CARTER: He was a strong opponent. But again, because of the low gravity on Mars,

  • my strength was far greater than his. In a few short minutes, the green warrior was dead.

  • I helped the young woman to her feet.

  • DEJAH THORIS: Who are you? Why did you risk your life to help me? You look almost the

  • same as my people, but you wear the weapons of a green warrior. Whoor what.. are you?

  • JOHN CARTER: My name is John Carter. I am from the planet Earth. How I got here is a

  • long story. I attacked that warrior because, where I come from, men do not attack women.

  • I will offer you my protection as long as I can. However, I must tell you that I, too,

  • am a captive.

  • SOLA: Come, John Carter, and bring the red woman with you. Let us leave this room quickly

  • before some warrior attempts to stops us.

  • JOHN CARTER: The three of us quickly returned to the building where I had spent the last

  • several days. Sola then left to prepare food. Woola sat in the corner and looked at the

  • both of us. The young woman was afraid of poor, ugly Woola.

  • I told her not to fear him. You must tell no one, but Woola is not only my guard. He

  • is my friend. I have treated him with kindness that he has never known. As each day passes,

  • he trusts me more. I now think he would follow any command I give.

  • Sola has told me that all captives are held until they can die in the great games held

  • by the green Martians. Our only chance to survive is to escape. But we must have Sola's

  • help for our plan to succeed.

  • DEJAH THORIS: Yes. If we stay with the green warriors, we will both die. If we are to escape,

  • we will need several of the animals to ride. It would be our only chance.

  • JOHN CARTER: I have several of the animals. They were given to me when I became a warrior.

  • Sola came back later with food for the two of us. Dejah Thoris and I asked for her help.

  • The three of us talked long into the night. At last Sola gave us her answer.

  • SOLA: Your best chance for escape will be in the next two days. We will leave this city

  • tomorrow and begin a long trip to the home of our tribe. I will help you escape. But

  • I must come with you. I will be killed if you escape.

  • DEJAH THORIS: Sola, of course you must come with us! You are not cruel or violent as many

  • of your people are. Help us and I can promise you a much better life. You will be treated

  • with respect as an honored guest.

  • JOHN CARTER: The next morning we rode away from the city on our animals. More than a

  • thousand animals were carrying the huge tribe of green Martians. Also in the group were

  • one American, one Princess of the Royal House of Helium, our guard, Sola, and poor ugly

  • Woola.

  • Late that night we left the camp. One animal carried me. Another Sola and Princess Dejah

  • Thoris. Woola followed close behind.

  • We rode quickly through the Martian night. I looked into the sky and saw Earth across

  • the great distance of space. Since I had met the Princess Dejah Thoris, I had not thought

  • once of Earth or home. I knew then that I would never willingly leave her.

  • The next morning, I could see that we were being followed by several hundred of the green

  • warriors. Our animals were very tired. I knew we must stop.

  • I told Sola and the Princess to take the stronger of the two animals and ride away. I will hold

  • back the green warriors as long as I can. Woola! Go with them and guard them with your

  • life.

  • DEJAH THORIS: We can't leave you alone. It would be certain death if you are captured

  • again. You must come with us!

  • JOHN CARTER: Sola took the princess by the arm and lifted her on top of the animal she

  • had chosen. Quickly she began riding away. For a moment, Woola looked at me, then turned

  • and ran after them.

  • I took out my rifle from its case. I began firing to slow the green warriors.

  • (SHOTS)

  • I was able to slow them for more than an hour. But then I had no more ammunition. Soon I

  • was surrounded. A green warrior got off his animal and came toward me. He pulled out his

  • long, thin sword. I reached for mine. As we neared each other I saw it was Tars Tarkas.

  • He stopped and spoke to me very slowly.

  • TARS TARKAS: You will die heretodayJohn Carter. It is I who must kill you. Know

  • that I will take no pleasure in your death. The huge green warrior Tars Tarkas came slowly

  • toward me with his thin sword. I backed away. I did not want to fight him. I did not wish

  • his death. He had been as kind to me as a green Martian can be.

  • As I stood watching him, a rifle fired in the distance, then another and another. Tars

  • Tarkas and his warriors were under attack from another tribe of green warriors.

  • (SOUND EFFECTS)

  • Within seconds, a terrible battle raged. As I watched, three of the attackers fell on

  • Tars Tarkas. He killed one and was fighting with the other two when he slipped and fell.

  • I ran to his aid, swinging my sword. He was on his feet. Shoulder-to-shoulder, we fought

  • against the attackers. They finally withdrew after an hour of fierce fighting.

  • TARS TARKAS:

  • John Carter, I think I understand the meaning of the word "friend." You saved my life when

  • I was about to take yours. From this day, you are no longer a captive among our people,

  • but a leader and great warrior among us.

  • JOHN CARTER:

  • There was a smile on his face. Once again, he took off a metal band from his arm and

  • gave it to me.

  • TARS TARKAS:

  • I have a question for you John Carter. I understand why you took the red woman with you. But why

  • did Sola leave her people and go with you?

  • JOHN CARTER:

  • She did not want to see me or the Princess harmed. She does not like the great games

  • held by your people where captives are led to die. She knows if she is caught, she too

  • will die in the games. She told me she hates the games because her mother died there.

  • TARS TARKAS:

  • What? How could she know her mother?

  • JOHN CARTER:

  • She told me her mother was killed in the games because she had hidden the egg that produced

  • her. Her mother hid Sola among other children before she was captured. Sola said she was

  • a kind woman, not like others of your tribe.

  • Tars Tarkas grew angry as I was speaking. But I could see past his anger. I could see

  • pain in his eyes. I immediately knew Sola's great secret.

  • I have a question for you, Tars Tarkas. Did you know Sola's mother?

  • TARS TARKAS:

  • Yesand if I could have, I would have prevented her death. I know this story to be true. I

  • have always known the woman who died in those games had a child. I never knew the child.

  • I do now. Sola is also my child.

  • JOHN CARTER:

  • For three days, we followed the trail left by the Princess Dejah Thoris, Sola and poor

  • ugly Woola. At last, we could see them in the distance. Their animal could no longer

  • be ridden. They were talking. When we came near, Woola turned to fight us. I slowly walked

  • to him with my hand out.

  • Sola was standing nearby. She was armed and prepared to fight. The princess was lying

  • next to her feet.

  • Sola, what is wrong with the princess?

  • SOLA:

  • She has been crying much these past few days, John Carter. We believed you died so we could

  • escape. The thought of your death was very heavy on this womanmy friend Dejah Thoris.

  • Come and tell her you are among the living. Perhaps that will stop her crying.

  • JOHN CARTER:

  • I walked to where the Princess Dejah Thoris was lying on the ground. She looked at me

  • with eyes that were red from crying.

  • Princess, you are no longer in danger. Tars Tarkas has come with me as a friend. He and

  • his warriors will help to see you safely home.

  • And..Sola! I would have you greet your father -- Tars Tarkas -- a great leader among your

  • people. Your secret no longer means death to anyone. He already knows you are his daughter.

  • The two of you have nothing to fear.

  • Sola turned and looked at Tars Tarkas. She held out her hand. He took it. It was a new

  • beginning for them.

  • DEJAH THORIS:

  • I know our world has never before seen anyone like you, John Carter. Can it be that all

  • Earthmen are like you? I was alone, a stranger, hunted, threatened. Yet you would freely give

  • your life to save me.

  • You come to me now with a tribe of green warriors who offer their friendship. You are no longer

  • a captive but wear the metal of great rank among their people. No man has ever done this.

  • JOHN CARTER:

  • Princess, I have done many strange things in my life, many things much smarter men would

  • not have done. And now, before my courage fails, I would ask you, to be mine in marriage.

  • She smiled at me for a moment and then her dark eyes flashed in the evening light.

  • DEJAH THORIS:

  • You have no need of your courage, John Carter, because you already knew the answer before

  • you asked the question.

  • JOHN CARTER:

  • And so Dejah Thoris, Princess of Helium, a daughter of the Red Planet Mars, promised

  • herself in marriage to John Carter, a gentleman of Virginia.

  • (MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS)

  • JOHN CARTER:

  • Several days later, we reached the city of Helium. At first, the red men of Helium thought

  • we were an attacking army. But they soon saw their Princess. We were greeted with great

  • joy. Tars Tarkas and his green warriors caused the greatest excitement. This huge group of

  • green warriors entered the city as friends and allies.

  • I soon met Tardos Mors, the grandfather of Dejah Thoris. He tried several times to thank

  • me for saving the life of the Princess. But tears filled his eyes and he could not speak.

  • JOHN CARTER:

  • For nine years, I served in the government and fought in the armies of Helium as a Prince

  • of the royal family. It was a happy time. The Princess Dejah Thoris and I were expecting

  • a child.

  • Then, one day, a soldier returned from a long flight. When he landed he hurried to the great

  • meeting room.

  • Tardos Mors met with the soldier and reported that every creature on the planet had but

  • three days to live. He said the great machines that produced the atmosphere on the planet

  • had stopped producing oxygen. He said no one knew why this had happened, but there was

  • nothing that could be done.

  • The air grew thin within a day. Many people could do nothing but sleep. I watched as my

  • Princess was slowly dying. I had to try something.

  • I could still move with great difficulty. I went to our airport and chose a fast aircraft.

  • I flew as fast as I could to the building that produced the atmosphere of the planet.

  • Workers were trying to enter. I tried to help. With a great effort I opened a hole.

  • I grew very weak. I asked one of the workers if he could start the engines. He said he

  • would try. I fell asleep on the ground.

  • It was dark when I opened my eyes again. My clothing felt stiff and strange. I sat up.

  • I could see light from an opening. I walked outside. The land looked strange to me. I

  • looked up to the sky and saw the Red Planet Mars. I was once again on Earth in the desert

  • of Arizona. I cried out with deep emotion.

  • Did the worker reach the machines to renew the atmosphere? Did the air reach the people

  • of that planet in time to save them? Was my Princess Dejah Thoris alive or did she lie

  • cold in death?

  • For ten years now, I have watched the night sky, looking for an answer. I believe she

  • and our child are waiting there for me. Something tells me that I shall soon know.

  • You have been listening to the Special English program, American Stories.

  • Shep O'Neal was the voice of John Carter. Steve Ember was Tars Tarkas. Barbara Klein

  • was Sola. And Gwen Outen was Princess Dejah Thoris. This story was adapted for Special

  • English by Paul Thompson. It was produced by Paul Thompson and Mario Ritter.

Today, we begin a new series from a book by American writer Edgar Rice Burroughs. The

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アメリカの物語を通して英語を学ぼう火星のプリンセス (Learn English through American Stories: A Princess of Mars)

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