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"
Tut
,
tut
,
Mr.
Philander
,
"
returned
the
professor
.
"
A
short
time
since
you
were
advancing
a
most
logical
argument
in
substantiation
of
your
theory
that
camp
lay
directly
south
of
us
.
I
was
skeptical
,
but
you
finally
convinced
me
;
so
now
I
am
positive
that
toward
the
south
we
must
travel
to
reach
our
friends
.
Therefore
I
shall
continue
south
.
"
"
But
,
Professor
Porter
,
this
man
may
know
better
than
either
of
us
.
He
seems
to
be
indigenous
to
this
part
of
the
world
.
Let
us
at
least
follow
him
for
a
short
distance
.
"
"
Tut
,
tut
,
Mr.
Philander
,
"
repeated
the
professor
.
"
I
am
a
difficult
man
to
convince
,
but
when
once
convinced
my
decision
is
unalterable
.
I
shall
continue
in
the
proper
direction
,
if
I
have
to
circumambulate
the
continent
of
Africa
to
reach
my
destination
.
"
Further
argument
was
interrupted
by
Tarzan
,
who
,
seeing
that
these
strange
men
were
not
following
him
,
had
returned
to
their
side
.
Again
he
beckoned
to
them
;
but
still
they
stood
in
argument
.
Presently
the
ape-man
lost
patience
with
their
stupid
ignorance
.
He
grasped
the
frightened
Mr.
Philander
by
the
shoulder
,
and
before
that
worthy
gentleman
knew
whether
he
was
being
killed
or
merely
maimed
for
life
,
Tarzan
had
tied
one
end
of
his
rope
securely
about
Mr.
Philander
's
neck
.
"
Tut
,
tut
,
Mr.
Philander
,
"
remonstrated
Professor
Porter
;
"
it
is
most
unbeseeming
in
you
to
submit
to
such
indignities
.
"
But
scarcely
were
the
words
out
of
his
mouth
ere
he
,
too
,
had
been
seized
and
securely
bound
by
the
neck
with
the
same
rope
.
Then
Tarzan
set
off
toward
the
north
,
leading
the
now
thoroughly
frightened
professor
and
his
secretary
.
In
deathly
silence
they
proceeded
for
what
seemed
hours
to
the
two
tired
and
hopeless
old
men
;
but
presently
as
they
topped
a
little
rise
of
ground
they
were
overjoyed
to
see
the
cabin
lying
before
them
,
not
a
hundred
yards
distant
.
