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Volume 1770
Presents
From the Ron De Laat Collection
Edgar Rice Burroughs'
Pirates of Venus
1935 Newspaper Serial Version
Many of the PDF files in this series are of very poor quality and are presented for completists
and for the overall novelty of the accompanying newsstories and ads.


http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350509fp.pdf

Chapters 1 & 2
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350509.pdf
The Ghostly Figure near the foot of my bed.
The Ghostly Figure near the foot of my bed.

Napier entered.

DuareCarson Napier

Chapter 3
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350510.pdf
Carson Napier, wealthy young aviator, student of Hindu mysticism, tells Mr. Burroughs of his intended trip to Mars in a giant rocket-torpedo. As a test he projects his astral self into Mr. Burroughs' office. Hence Mr. Burroughs is the medium through which, my mental telepathy, Napier communicates this story of his adventures among other worlds.
The enormous torpedo loomed above me.
The enormous torpedo loomed above me.
Chapter IV
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350511.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier, wealthy young aviator, is about to take off for Mars in a giant rocket-torpedo he has constructed on Guadalupe Island in the Pacific. He has provisions for a year and will attain a speed of 6.93 miles a second.
Chapter V
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350513.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier, wealthy young aviator, is about to take off for Mars in a giant rocket-torpedo he has constructed on an island in the Pacific. Travelling at a terrific speed he is quickly out of the earth's atmosphere and seems about to crash against the moon.
Chapter VI
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350514.pdf
Carson Napier, wealthy young aviator, sets out in a giant rocket-torpedo for Mars. For a month he dashes through space at 35,000 miles an hour. Planetary attraction upsets his calculations. He barely misses the moon, expects to be drawn to the sun and finds he is about to crack up on Venus.
I clutched at leaves and branches.
I clutched at leaves and branches.
Chapter VII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350515.pdf
Carson Napier, wealthy young aviator, sets out in a giant rocket-torpedo for Mars. Planetary attraction upsets his course. About to crash on Venus, he takes to a parachute and falls through clouds and darkness into a tree at least 2,000 feet high, which he descends.

I snapped that rope as a ringmaster snaps a whip.
"I snapped that rope as a ringmaster snaps a whip."


Chapter VIII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350516.pdf
Carson Napier takes off for Mars in a giant rocket-torpedo. Planetary attraction deflects his course and he falls toward
Venus, parachuting through clouds and darkness. He lands in an enormous tree and a one-eyed puma with crab-like claws attacks him. Carson strikes at it with a rope and it attempts to drag him toward its jaws.
He held the sword . . . at my vitals.
"He held the sword . . . at my vitals."
Chapter IX
http://ww.tarzan.org/pdf/19350517.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier takes off for Mars in a giant rocket-torpedo. Planetary attraction deflects his course and he lands on
Venus. Three heavily armed men, much like himself in stature, take him to a hall in an enormous tree trunk, give him food an desccort him to a chamber to sleep.
Chapter X
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350518.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier takes off for Mars in a giant rocket-torpedo. Planetary attraction deflects his course and he lands on Venus. Three heavily armed men, whose language he does not understand, give him food and lodging in an enormous tree trunk. In the morning they take him to "Jong."
Chapter XI
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350520.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier takes off for Mars in a giant rocket-torpedo but because of planetary attraction lands on Venus. There he meets a tree-dwelling people much like himself in stature. He is entertained in the household of the "Jong." Danus, a scientist, teaches Napier the language and explains their strange theories of the universe.
Chapter XII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350521.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier takes off for Mars in a giant rocket-torpedo but because of planetary attraction lands on Venus. There he finds the Vepajans, a tree-dwelling people much like himself in stature, is entertained in the household of Mintep, the king, and is taught the language. He saves a beautiful girl from five wouldbe abductors.
Chapter XIII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350522.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier takes off for Mars in a giant rocket-torpedo but planetary attraction draws him to Venus. There he finds the tree-dwelling people of Vepaja, much like himself in stature, and learns their language. Danus, a scientist, tells him about a serum that banishes old age.
Chapter XIV
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350523.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier takes off for Mars in a giant rocket-torpedo but planetary attraction draws him to Venus. There he finds the tree-dwelling people of Vepaja, much like himself in stature, learns their language and rescues a beautiful girl from abductors. But he realizes that he is a prisoner.
Chapter XV
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350524.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier, landing on Venus from a giant rocket-torpedo, finds on that planet the people of Vepaja, learns their language, and rescues a beautiful girl from abductors. Forbidden to see her, he confronts her in a garden. She recognizes her and he is summoned before Mintep the jung, or king.
Chapter XVI
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350525.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier, landing on Venus from a giant rocket-torpedo, finds on that planet the tree-dwelling people of Vepaja, learns their language, and rescues a beautiful girl from abductors. At the request of King Mintep, Napier goes with Kamlot to gather taret.
Chapter XVII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350527.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier, landing on Venus from a giant rocket-torpedo, finds on that planet the tree-dwelling people of Vepaja, learns their language, and rescues a beautiful girl from abductors. At the request of King Mintep, Napier goes with Kamlot to gather taret. . . . poor largely unreadable copy
Chapter XVIII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350528.pdf
No illustrations
Carson Napier, landing on Venus from a giant rocket-torpedo, finds on that planet the tree-dwelling people of Vepaja, learns their language, and rescues a beautiful girl from abductors. At the request of King Mintep, Napier goes with Kamlot to gather taret, the web of a giant spider. The spider apparently kills Kamlet. Carson attempts to carry the body home, loses his way in a nightmare forest and decides to bur the body. (Last of the Summaries featured on the pages)
Chapter XIX
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350529.pdf
Illo but no summary
Chapter XX
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350531.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXI
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350601.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350603.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXIII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350604.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXIV
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350605.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXV
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350606.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXVI
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350607.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXVII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350608.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXVIII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350610.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXIX
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350611.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXX
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350612.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXXI
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350613.pdf
Chapter XXXII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350614.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXXIII
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350615.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXXIV
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350617.pdf
No illo and no summary
Chapter XXXV
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350618.pdf
No illo
Chapter XXXVI (final)
http://www.tarzan.org/pdf/19350619.pdf
No illo
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