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Tarzan the Terrible (#8) by Edgar Rice Burroughs · Booklabria

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Tarzan the Terrible (#8)

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Tarzan the Terrible (#8)

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TarzanBook 8 of 14

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First published: 1921
Language: English
Editions: 158
Series: Tarzan, 8

Synopsis

Tarzan's search for Jane takes him to the warlike Pal-U-Don.

Subjects: Fantasy
Thrillers
Adventure stories
Adventure
Action & Adventure
Classic Literature

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