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Contact
with
this
girl
for
half
a
day
had
left
a
very
diferent
Tarzan
from
the
one
on
whom
the
morning
's
sun
had
risen
.
Now
,
in
every
fiber
of
his
being
,
heredity
spoke
louder
than
training
.
He
had
not
in
one
swift
transition
become
a
polished
gentleman
from
a
savage
ape-man
,
but
at
last
the
instincts
of
the
former
predominated
,
and
over
all
was
the
desire
to
please
the
woman
he
loved
,
and
to
appear
well
in
her
eyes
.
So
Tarzan
of
the
Apes
did
the
only
thing
he
knew
to
assure
Jane
of
her
safety
.
He
removed
his
hunting
knife
from
its
sheath
and
handed
it
to
her
hilt
first
,
again
motioning
her
into
the
bower
.
The
girl
understood
,
and
taking
the
long
knife
she
entered
and
lay
down
upon
the
soft
grasses
while
Tarzan
of
the
Apes
stretched
himself
upon
the
ground
across
the
entrance
.
And
thus
the
rising
sun
found
them
in
the
morning
.
When
Jane
awoke
,
she
did
not
at
first
recall
the
strange
events
of
the
preceding
day
,
and
so
she
wondered
at
her
odd
surroundings
--
the
little
leafy
bower
,
the
soft
grasses
of
her
bed
,
the
unfamiliar
prospect
from
the
opening
at
her
feet
.
Slowly
the
circumstances
of
her
position
crept
one
by
one
into
her
mind
.
And
then
a
great
wonderment
arose
in
her
heart
--
a
mighty
wave
of
thankfulness
and
gratitude
that
though
she
had
been
in
such
terrible
danger
,
yet
she
was
unharmed
.
She
moved
to
the
entrance
of
the
shelter
to
look
for
Tarzan
.
He
was
gone
;
but
this
time
no
fear
assailed
her
for
she
knew
that
he
would
return
.
