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The
girl
knew
that
he
was
taking
her
back
to
her
people
,
and
she
could
not
understand
the
sudden
feeling
of
loneliness
and
sorrow
which
crept
over
her
.
For
hours
they
swung
slowly
along
.
Tarzan
of
the
Apes
did
not
hurry
.
He
tried
to
draw
out
the
sweet
pleasure
of
that
journey
with
those
dear
arms
about
his
neck
as
long
as
possible
,
and
so
he
went
far
south
of
the
direct
route
to
the
beach
.
Several
times
they
halted
for
brief
rests
,
which
Tarzan
did
not
need
,
and
at
noon
they
stopped
for
an
hour
at
a
little
brook
,
where
they
quenched
their
thirst
,
and
ate
.
So
it
was
nearly
sunset
when
they
came
to
the
clearing
,
and
Tarzan
,
dropping
to
the
ground
beside
a
great
tree
,
parted
the
tall
jungle
grass
and
pointed
out
the
little
cabin
to
her
.
She
took
him
by
the
hand
to
lead
him
to
it
,
that
she
might
tell
her
father
that
this
man
had
saved
her
from
death
and
worse
than
death
,
that
he
had
watched
over
her
as
carefully
as
a
mother
might
have
done
.
But
again
the
timidity
of
the
wild
thing
in
the
face
of
human
habitation
swept
over
Tarzan
of
the
Apes
.
He
drew
back
,
shaking
his
head
.
The
girl
came
close
to
him
,
looking
up
with
pleading
eyes
.
Somehow
she
could
not
bear
the
thought
of
his
going
back
into
the
terrible
jungle
alone
.
Still
he
shook
his
head
,
and
finally
he
drew
her
to
him
very
gently
and
stooped
to
kiss
her
,
but
first
he
looked
into
her
eyes
and
waited
to
learn
if
she
were
pleased
,
or
if
she
would
repulse
him
.
Just
an
instant
the
girl
hesitated
,
and
then
she
realized
the
truth
,
and
throwing
her
arms
about
his
neck
she
drew
his
face
to
hers
and
kissed
him
--
unashamed
.
