The Onslaught from Rigel
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The Onslaught from Rigel
A jagged beam of flame, intenser than the hottest furnace leaped through the air, struck the green globe and reached the earth in a thousand tiny rivulets of light.
THE ONSLAUGHT FROM RIGEL
FLETCHER PRATT
THE ONSLAUGHT FROM RIGEL
CHAPTER II
A Metal Community
CHAPTER III
Rebellion
CHAPTER IV
Flight!
CHAPTER V
The Menace
CHAPTER VI
The Terror by Night
Instead of the darkness he had expected, the deck was flung into dazzling illumination.
CHAPTER VII
An Exploration
CHAPTER VIII
The Dodos are Bombing
CHAPTER IX
The Opening of the Conflict
CHAPTER X
Hopelessness
One of the things would swing its trunk around and discharge a light-bolt at a house or other object.
CHAPTER XI
Capture
CHAPTER XII
The Poisoned Paradise
He was rewarded by a tearing pain in his fingertip. Behind the ground glass a red light now appeared.
CHAPTER XIII
The Lassan
CHAPTER XIV
In the Passages
Half a dozen ape-men stood behind the benches of their masters apparently serving at this singular meal.
CHAPTER XV
The Lassan Explains
The star, like our own sun, was threatened by some enormous catastrophe, a titanic explosion.
CHAPTER XVI
A Dash for Freedom
CHAPTER XVII
Marta's Sacrifice
CHAPTER XVIII
The End of the Light-Ray
This shows that Mr. Pratt's conception of the elephant-men is not so far-fetched. This photo is Ganesha, a Hindu god, patron of art and literature Ganesha symbolizes to the Hindus wisdom and knowledge.
CHAPTER XIX
The Gravity Beam
CHAPTER XX
The Coming of the Green Globes
CHAPTER XXI
Reinforcements
CHAPTER XXII
The Great Conflict
CHAPTER XXIII
Into the Depths
CHAPTER XXIV
The Ending of It All
Behind them something fell with a crash; ape-men ran gibbering with fright.
THE END
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