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She
almost
prayed
for
the
cruel
teeth
that
would
give
her
unconsciousness
and
surcease
from
the
agony
of
fear
.
She
heard
a
sudden
,
slight
sound
behind
her
.
With
a
cry
she
sprang
to
her
feet
and
turned
to
face
her
end
.
There
stood
Tarzan
,
his
arms
filled
with
ripe
and
luscious
fruit
.
Jane
reeled
and
would
have
fallen
,
had
not
Tarzan
,
dropping
his
burden
,
caught
her
in
his
arms
.
She
did
not
lose
consciousness
,
but
she
clung
tightly
to
him
,
shuddering
and
trembling
like
a
frightened
deer
.
Tarzan
of
the
Apes
stroked
her
soft
hair
and
tried
to
comfort
and
quiet
her
as
Kala
had
him
,
when
,
as
a
little
ape
,
he
had
been
frightened
by
Sabor
,
the
lioness
,
or
Histah
,
the
snake
.
Once
he
pressed
his
lips
lightly
upon
her
forehead
,
and
she
did
not
move
,
but
closed
her
eyes
and
sighed
.
She
could
not
analyze
her
feelings
,
nor
did
she
wish
to
attempt
it
.
She
was
satisfied
to
feel
the
safety
of
those
strong
arms
,
and
to
leave
her
future
to
fate
;
for
the
last
few
hours
had
taught
her
to
trust
this
strange
wild
creature
of
the
forest
as
she
would
have
trusted
but
few
of
the
men
of
her
acquaintance
.
As
she
thought
of
the
strangeness
of
it
,
there
commenced
to
dawn
upon
her
the
realization
that
she
had
,
possibly
,
learned
something
else
which
she
had
never
really
known
before
--
love
.
She
wondered
and
then
she
smiled
.
And
still
smiling
,
she
pushed
Tarzan
gently
away
;
and
looking
at
him
with
a
half-smiling
,
half-quizzical
expression
that
made
her
face
wholly
entrancing
,
she
pointed
to
the
fruit
upon
the
ground
,
and
seated
herself
upon
the
edge
of
the
earthen
drum
of
the
anthropoids
,
for
hunger
was
asserting
itself
.
Tarzan
quickly
gathered
up
the
fruit
,
and
,
bringing
it
,
laid
it
at
her
feet
;
and
then
he
,
too
,
sat
upon
the
drum
beside
her
,
and
with
his
knife
opened
and
prepared
the
various
fruits
for
her
meal
.
