Gathol

Note: The following changes have been made to this electronic version by the creator of the electronic file: p. 15, l. 6: Bathol, "] Gathol,"; p. 15, l.

The Chessmen of Mars 1922

Which, when it seems that Tara of Helium is in trouble, the smitten young noble from Gathol rushes off to do.

Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: Science Fiction Classics - Edgar Rice Burroughs Blue Tyson 2009

Gone the romantic canals, the mono-manned flyers, the six-legged riding throats, the Mars men who could remove their heads and protect them under their arms, charismatic princess Thora and Llana of Gathol, lashing swords thrusting through putrid hearts in their defense and honor.

Archive 2008-11-01 Paul 2008

I've never seen that Llana of Gathol illustration before.

Art of the Day: Flash Gordon, John Carter, and Charlemagne Michael May 2008

Gloomy and motionless, reminding me of the scene where Gahan of Gathol walks into a seemingly deserted Manator.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2003

Toward the southeast of Gathol was such a country, and as Gahan surmised the direction and the velocity of the storm to have carried him somewhere in the vicinity of the country he thought he recognized, he assumed that Gathol lay behind the hills he now saw, whereas, in reality, it lay far to the northeast.

The Chessmen of Mars 1922

Ringing through his brain and heart and soul like some joyous paean were those words that had so altered the world for Gahan of Gathol: "I love you, Turan; I love you so!"

The Chessmen of Mars 1922

If the Black went down to defeat, U-Dor could move his victorious piece on to the square occupied by Tara of Helium and the game would be over -- over in four moves and lost to Gahan of Gathol.

The Chessmen of Mars 1922

"For the friend of my friend it shall be nominal," replied the keeper, naming a figure that Gahan, accustomed to the high price of wealthy Gathol, thought ridiculously low.

The Chessmen of Mars 1922

"Tara of Helium, I bring you Gahan, Jed of Gathol," said John Carter, after the simple Barsoomian custom of presentation.

The Chessmen of Mars 1922