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He
did
not
understand
anything
of
the
motives
behind
all
that
he
had
seen
;
but
,
somehow
,
intuitively
he
liked
the
young
man
and
the
two
old
men
,
and
for
the
girl
he
had
a
strange
longing
which
he
scarcely
understood
.
As
for
the
big
black
woman
,
she
was
evidently
connected
in
some
way
to
the
girl
,
and
so
he
liked
her
,
also
.
For
the
sailors
,
and
especially
Snipes
,
he
had
developed
a
great
hatred
.
He
knew
by
their
threatening
gestures
and
by
the
expression
upon
their
evil
faces
that
they
were
enemies
of
the
others
of
the
party
,
and
so
he
decided
to
watch
closely
.
Tarzan
wondered
why
the
men
had
gone
into
the
jungle
,
nor
did
it
ever
occur
to
him
that
one
could
become
lost
in
that
maze
of
undergrowth
which
to
him
was
as
simple
as
is
the
main
street
of
your
own
home
town
to
you
.
When
he
saw
the
sailors
row
away
toward
the
ship
,
and
knew
that
the
girl
and
her
companion
were
safe
in
his
cabin
,
Tarzan
decided
to
follow
the
young
man
into
the
jungle
and
learn
what
his
errand
might
be
.
He
swung
off
rapidly
in
the
direction
taken
by
Clayton
,
and
in
a
short
time
heard
faintly
in
the
distance
the
now
only
occasional
calls
of
the
Englishman
to
his
friends
.
Presently
Tarzan
came
up
with
the
white
man
,
who
,
almost
fagged
,
was
leaning
against
a
tree
wiping
the
perspiration
from
his
forehead
.
The
ape-man
,
hiding
safe
behind
a
screen
of
foliage
,
sat
watching
this
new
specimen
of
his
own
race
intently
.
At
intervals
Clayton
called
aloud
and
finally
it
came
to
Tarzan
that
he
was
searching
for
the
old
man
.
Tarzan
was
on
the
point
of
going
off
to
look
for
them
himself
,
when
he
caught
the
yellow
glint
of
a
sleek
hide
moving
cautiously
through
the
jungle
toward
Clayton
.
It
was
Sheeta
,
the
leopard
.
Now
,
Tarzan
heard
the
soft
bending
of
grasses
and
wondered
why
the
young
white
man
was
not
warned
.
Could
it
be
he
had
failed
to
note
the
loud
warning
?
Never
before
had
Tarzan
known
Sheeta
to
be
so
clumsy
.
No
,
the
white
man
did
not
hear
.
Sheeta
was
crouching
for
the
spring
,
and
then
,
shrill
and
horrible
,
there
rose
from
the
stillness
of
the
jungle
the
awful
cry
of
the
challenging
ape
,
and
Sheeta
turned
,
crashing
into
the
underbrush
.
