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"
There
is
but
one
way
to
account
for
it
,
Miss
Porter
,
"
said
Clayton
.
"
The
late
Lord
Greystoke
was
not
drowned
.
He
died
here
in
this
cabin
and
this
poor
thing
upon
the
floor
is
all
that
is
mortal
of
him
.
"
"
Then
this
must
have
been
Lady
Greystoke
,
"
said
Jane
reverently
,
indicating
the
poor
mass
of
bones
upon
the
bed
.
"
The
beautiful
Lady
Alice
,
"
replied
Clayton
,
"
of
whose
many
virtues
and
remarkable
personal
charms
I
often
have
heard
my
mother
and
father
speak
.
Poor
woman
,
"
he
murmured
sadly
.
With
deep
reverence
and
solemnity
the
bodies
of
the
late
Lord
and
Lady
Greystoke
were
buried
beside
their
little
African
cabin
,
and
between
them
was
placed
the
tiny
skeleton
of
the
baby
of
Kala
,
the
ape
.
As
Mr.
Philander
was
placing
the
frail
bones
of
the
infant
in
a
bit
of
sail
cloth
,
he
examined
the
skull
minutely
.
Then
he
called
Professor
Porter
to
his
side
,
and
the
two
argued
in
low
tones
for
several
minutes
.
"
Most
remarkable
,
most
remarkable
,
"
said
Professor
Porter
.
"
Bless
me
,
"
said
Mr.
Philander
,
"
we
must
acquaint
Mr.
Clayton
with
our
discovery
at
once
.
"
"
Tut
,
tut
,
Mr.
Philander
,
tut
,
tut
!
"
remonstrated
Professor
Archimedes
Q.
Porter
.
"
'
Let
the
dead
past
bury
its
dead
.
'
"
And
so
the
white-haired
old
man
repeated
the
burial
service
over
this
strange
grave
,
while
his
four
companions
stood
with
bowed
and
uncovered
heads
about
him
.
From
the
trees
Tarzan
of
the
Apes
watched
the
solemn
ceremony
;
but
most
of
all
he
watched
the
sweet
face
and
graceful
figure
of
Jane
Porter
.
