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D'Arnot
was
reassured
,
but
still
without
much
hope
,
though
he
felt
that
that
face
could
not
mask
a
cruel
heart
.
Without
a
word
Tarzan
of
the
Apes
cut
the
bonds
which
held
the
Frenchman
.
Weak
from
suffering
and
loss
of
blood
,
he
would
have
fallen
but
for
the
strong
arm
that
caught
him
.
He
felt
himself
lifted
from
the
ground
.
There
was
a
sensation
as
of
flying
,
and
then
he
lost
consciousness
.
When
dawn
broke
upon
the
little
camp
of
Frenchmen
in
the
heart
of
the
jungle
it
found
a
sad
and
disheartened
group
.
As
soon
as
it
was
light
enough
to
see
their
surroundings
Lieutenant
Charpentier
sent
men
in
groups
of
three
in
several
directions
to
locate
the
trail
,
and
in
ten
minutes
it
was
found
and
the
expedition
was
hurrying
back
toward
the
beach
.
It
was
slow
work
,
for
they
bore
the
bodies
of
six
dead
men
,
two
more
having
succumbed
during
the
night
,
and
several
of
those
who
were
wounded
required
support
to
move
even
very
slowly
.
Charpentier
had
decided
to
return
to
camp
for
reinforcements
,
and
then
make
an
attempt
to
track
down
the
natives
and
rescue
D'Arnot
.
It
was
late
in
the
afternoon
when
the
exhausted
men
reached
the
clearing
by
the
beach
,
but
for
two
of
them
the
return
brought
so
great
a
happiness
that
all
their
suffering
and
heartbreaking
grief
was
forgotten
on
the
instant
.
As
the
little
party
emerged
from
the
jungle
the
first
person
that
Professor
Porter
and
Cecil
Clayton
saw
was
Jane
,
standing
by
the
cabin
door
.
With
a
little
cry
of
joy
and
relief
she
ran
forward
to
greet
them
,
throwing
her
arms
about
her
father
's
neck
and
bursting
into
tears
for
the
first
time
since
they
had
been
cast
upon
this
hideous
and
adventurous
shore
.
