Martian Circe (1949 Sci Fi Story)
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Here's an excerpt from the 1947 sci fi tale The Martian Surface, by Raymond F. Jones. But the Martians were too dumb stricken to fight back. They seem to have lost all their nerve, and some had even dropped their guns to the floor. They all faced the table where disaster had befallen them. Roll saw at once that his daring shot had been successful. Sabir's had fallen across Alana, and now he slumped slowly to the floor. The reflected fire of the lance had not been sufficient to burn through him, but rather had enveloped him in horrible, consuming fire. His death had not been pretty, and he had died over the bound form of his daughter role, grabbed a scalpel and slashed at the bonds, holding the girl to the table weekly. She rose in. Her eyes were filled with tears and Thanksgiving