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Professor
Porter
finally
broke
the
silence
.
His
tones
were
no
longer
those
of
the
erudite
pedant
theorizing
upon
the
abstract
and
the
unknowable
;
but
those
of
the
man
of
action
--
determined
,
but
tinged
also
by
a
note
of
indescribable
hopelessness
and
grief
which
wrung
an
answering
pang
from
Clayton
's
heart
.
"
I
shall
lie
down
now
,
"
said
the
old
man
,
"
and
try
to
sleep
.
Early
to-morrow
,
as
soon
as
it
is
light
,
I
shall
take
what
food
I
can
carry
and
continue
the
search
until
I
have
found
Jane
.
I
will
not
return
without
her
.
"
His
companions
did
not
reply
at
once
.
Each
was
immersed
in
his
own
sorrowful
thoughts
,
and
each
knew
,
as
did
the
old
professor
,
what
the
last
words
meant
--
Professor
Porter
would
never
return
from
the
jungle
.
At
length
Clayton
arose
and
laid
his
hand
gently
upon
Professor
Porter
's
bent
old
shoulder
.
"
I
shall
go
with
you
,
of
course
,
"
he
said
.
"
I
knew
that
you
would
offer
--
that
you
would
wish
to
go
,
Mr.
Clayton
;
but
you
must
not
.
Jane
is
beyond
human
assistance
now
.
What
was
once
my
dear
little
girl
shall
not
lie
alone
and
friendless
in
the
awful
jungle
.
"
The
same
vines
and
leaves
will
cover
us
,
the
same
rains
beat
upon
us
;
and
when
the
spirit
of
her
mother
is
abroad
,
it
will
find
us
together
in
death
,
as
it
has
always
found
us
in
life
.
"
No
;
it
is
I
alone
who
may
go
,
for
she
was
my
daughter
--
all
that
was
left
on
earth
for
me
to
love
.
"
"
I
shall
go
with
you
,
"
said
Clayton
simply
