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<H2><B>The Tower of the Elephant </B></H2>
<B>by Robert E. Howard</B><BR>
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Originally published in <B>Weird Tales</B> for March, by Popular Fiction Publishing Co.  (1933)<BR>
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Rreprinted in <B>Skull-Face and Others,</B> by Robert E. Howard, Arkham House, Sauk City, WI (1946)<BR>
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Reprinted in <A HREF=../stales/st04005c.html><B>The Coming of Conan,</B></A> by Robert E. Howard, Gnome Press, Inc., NY (1953).)<BR>
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Adapted in the comic book <A HREF=../cncomic/cn04001.html><B>Conan the Barbarian #4,</B></A> edited by Roy Thomas,  artwork by Barry Smith, Marvel Comics Group (1971)<BR>
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Current source: <B>Conan,</B> by Robert E. Howard, L. Sprague de Camp, and Lin Carter, Lancer Books, Inc., New York, NY (1967)<BR>
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Continuing on southward, through the wild mountains that separate the eastern Hyborian nations from the Turanian steppes, Conan eventually comes to <B>Arenjun,</B> the notorious Zamorian <B>City of Theives.</B> Green to civilization and wholly lawless by
nature, he foinds - or carves - a niche for himself as a professional thief, among a prople to whom thievery is an art and an honored calling. Being still very young and more daring than adroit, his progress in his new profession at first is slow.
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Chapters:
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<LI>Chapter One
<LI>Chapter Two
<LI>Chapter Three
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