Front matter
Reading edition
Standing above him was Jad-bal-ja, the Golden Lion
Copyright
Edgar Rice Burroughs
1923
Published March, 1923
Copyrighted in Great Britain
Printed in the United States of America
CONTENTS
IThe Golden Lion
IIThe Training of Jad-bal-ja
IIIA Meeting of Mystery
IVWhat the Footprints Told
VThe Fatal Drops
VIDeath Steals Behind
VII“You Must Sacrifice Him”
VIIIMystery of the Past
IXThe Shaft of Death
XMad Treachery
XIStrange Incense Burns
XIIThe Golden Ingots
XIIIA Strange, Flat Tower
XIVThe Chamber of Horrors
XVThe Map of Blood
XVIThe Diamond Hoard
XVIIThe Torture of Fire
XVIIIThe Spoor of Revenge
XIXA Barbed Shaft Kills
XXThe Dead Return
XXIAn Escape and a Capture
ILLUSTRATIONS
Standing above him was Jad-bal-ja, the Golden Lion
He caught the little lion by the scruff of its neck
Before him was the body of a giant anthropoid
“Upon the third day Tarzan shall die beneath my knife”
Tarzan saw a white man, bald and old and shriveled with a long white beard
The Golden Lion with two mighty bounds was upon the High Priest
Hunting together, the man and the great lion trod the paths toward home
With a cry of terror the Spaniard dived into the river
Tarzan and the Golden Lion