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From
the
first
sensation
of
chilling
fear
Clayton
passed
to
one
of
keen
admiration
and
envy
of
those
giant
muscles
and
that
wondrous
instinct
or
knowledge
which
guided
this
forest
god
through
the
inky
blackness
of
the
night
as
easily
and
safely
as
Clayton
would
have
strolled
a
London
street
at
high
noon
.
Occasionally
they
would
enter
a
spot
where
the
foliage
above
was
less
dense
,
and
the
bright
rays
of
the
moon
lit
up
before
Clayton
's
wondering
eyes
the
strange
path
they
were
traversing
.
At
such
times
the
man
fairly
caught
his
breath
at
sight
of
the
horrid
depths
below
them
,
for
Tarzan
took
the
easiest
way
,
which
often
led
over
a
hundred
feet
above
the
earth
.
And
yet
with
all
his
seeming
speed
,
Tarzan
was
in
reality
feeling
his
way
with
comparative
slowness
,
searching
constantly
for
limbs
of
adequate
strength
for
the
maintenance
of
this
double
weight
.
Presently
they
came
to
the
clearing
before
the
beach
.
Tarzan
's
quick
ears
had
heard
the
strange
sounds
of
Sabor
's
efforts
to
force
her
way
through
the
lattice
,
and
it
seemed
to
Clayton
that
they
dropped
a
straight
hundred
feet
to
earth
,
so
quickly
did
Tarzan
descend
.
Yet
when
they
struck
the
ground
it
was
with
scarce
a
jar
;
and
as
Clayton
released
his
hold
on
the
ape-man
he
saw
him
dart
like
a
squirrel
for
the
opposite
side
of
the
cabin
.
The
Englishman
sprang
quickly
after
him
just
in
time
to
see
the
hind
quarters
of
some
huge
animal
about
to
disappear
through
the
window
of
the
cabin
.
As
Jane
opened
her
eyes
to
a
realization
of
the
imminent
peril
which
threatened
her
,
her
brave
young
heart
gave
up
at
last
its
final
vestige
of
hope
.
But
then
to
her
surprise
she
saw
the
huge
animal
being
slowly
drawn
back
through
the
window
,
and
in
the
moonlight
beyond
she
saw
the
heads
and
shoulders
of
two
men
.
As
Clayton
rounded
the
corner
of
the
cabin
to
behold
the
animal
disappearing
within
,
it
was
also
to
see
the
ape-man
seize
the
long
tail
in
both
hands
,
and
,
bracing
himself
with
his
feet
against
the
side
of
the
cabin
,
throw
all
his
mighty
strength
into
the
effort
to
draw
the
beast
out
of
the
interior
.
Clayton
was
quick
to
lend
a
hand
,
but
the
ape-man
jabbered
to
him
in
a
commanding
and
peremptory
tone
something
which
Clayton
knew
to
be
orders
,
though
he
could
not
understand
them
.
