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"
Very
well
.
I
will
work
for
it
,
then
.
"
"
No
,
my
friend
,
"
returned
D'Arnot
,
"
you
need
not
worry
about
money
,
nor
need
you
work
for
it
.
I
have
enough
money
for
two
--
enough
for
twenty
.
Much
more
than
is
good
for
one
man
and
you
shall
have
all
you
need
if
ever
we
reach
civilization
.
"
So
on
the
following
day
they
started
north
along
the
shore
.
Each
man
carrying
a
rifle
and
ammunition
,
beside
bedding
and
some
food
and
cooking
utensils
.
The
latter
seemed
to
Tarzan
a
most
useless
encumbrance
,
so
he
threw
his
away
.
"
But
you
must
learn
to
eat
cooked
food
,
my
friend
,
"
remonstrated
D'Arnot
.
"
No
civilized
men
eat
raw
flesh
.
"
"
There
will
be
time
enough
when
I
reach
civilization
,
"
said
Tarzan
.
"
I
do
not
like
the
things
and
they
only
spoil
the
taste
of
good
meat
.
"
For
a
month
they
traveled
north
.
Sometimes
finding
food
in
plenty
and
again
going
hungry
for
days
.
They
saw
no
signs
of
natives
nor
were
they
molested
by
wild
beasts
.
Their
journey
was
a
miracle
of
ease
.
Tarzan
asked
questions
and
learned
rapidly
.
D'Arnot
taught
him
many
of
the
refinements
of
civilization
--
even
to
the
use
of
knife
and
fork
;
but
sometimes
Tarzan
would
drop
them
in
disgust
and
grasp
his
food
in
his
strong
brown
hands
,
tearing
it
with
his
molars
like
a
wild
beast
.
