Worlds of Edgar Rice Burroughs
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Burroughs knew this milieu, and one of us (Mike) thinks The War Chief is the best of ERB’s many novels. Ralph Roberts, publisher, editor, and author of more than 100 books and 4 screenplays, revisits Shoz-Dijiji and his lady love, Wichita Billings.
—Mike Apache Lawman Ralph Roberts Geronimo Is Off the Reservation Again Shoz-Dijiji, whose name meant “Black Bear” war chief of the Be-don-ko-he Apaches, son of Geronimo, fiercest of his fellow savage warriors, known as the dread Apache Devil, once im...placable enemy of the white-eyes—the hated pindah lickoyee—labored mightily in pushing the errant calf up the side of the arroyo. The young calf had blundered into the depression and found it had not the ability to get out again. At the top of the bank, the mother cow watched anxiously.
With a last heave to its hindquarters, the panicked calf scrambled over the arroyo’s lip. Shooed away from danger by the mother cow, the little animal was receiving a welcoming licking from its parent as Shoz-Dijiji pulled himself back to level ground and stood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Burroughs knew this milieu, and one of us (Mike) thinks The War Chief is the best of ERB’s many novels. Ralph Roberts, publisher, editor, and author of more than 100 books and 4 screenplays, revisits Shoz-Dijiji and his lady love, Wichita Billings.
—Mike Apache Lawman Ralph Roberts Geronimo Is Off the Reservation Again Shoz-Dijiji, whose name meant “Black Bear” war chief of the Be-don-ko-he Apaches, son of Geronimo, fiercest of his fellow savage warriors, known as the dread Apache Devil, once im...placable enemy of the white-eyes—the hated pindah lickoyee—labored mightily in pushing the errant calf up the side of the arroyo. The young calf had blundered into the depression and found it had not the ability to get out again. At the top of the bank, the mother cow watched anxiously.
With a last heave to its hindquarters, the panicked calf scrambled over the arroyo’s lip. Shooed away from danger by the mother cow, the little animal was receiving a welcoming licking from its parent as Shoz-Dijiji pulled himself back to level ground and stood.
What to read after Worlds of Edgar Rice Burroughs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mike Resnick to read onlineMoreLess
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