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In the Wonderful Land of Hez

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. AN ECCENTRIC COUPLE.

II. AN ACCEPTED PROPOSITION.

III. THE STONE CUBE AND THE OBELISK.

IV. WHERE THE STAIRS LED TO.

V. THE DANCE OF DEATH.

VI. “ESTO PERPETUA.”

VII. THE LEGEND OF HEZ.

VIII. DICK VINCEY AND THE QUEEN.

IX. THE DEVIL’S KINGDOM.

X. IN THE BOWELS OF THE EARTH.

XI. AZURMA’S SEARCH.

XII. AZURMA FINDS LEO.

XIII. BALLOTING FOR HUSBANDS.

XIV. AZURMA SUFFERS THE PENALTY OF HER CRIME.

XV. THE NAZTECS AND THEIR PRISONERS.

XVI. DICK AND THE QUEEN IN PERIL.

XVII. AZURMA AND THE NAZTECS.

XVIII. WHAT HAPPENED TO DICK AND QUEEN OLIVE.

XIX. LEO WEDS, AFTER ALL.

XX. MANUFACTURING A CANNON.

XXI. THE EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.

XXII. FREEDOM AT LAST.

XXIII. OUT OF THE EVERGLADES.

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Something snapped above them, and down came the girl, bringing the skeleton with her, knocking the daring boy flat upon his back.

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No. 127. NEW YORK, May 27, 1905. Price Five Cents.

IN THE WONDERFUL LAND OF HEZ; OR, The Mystery of the Fountain of Youth.

By the author of “The Wreck of the ‘Glaucus.’”

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