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But
she
would
not
heed
,
and
just
then
the
ape
charged
,
so
that
Clayton
could
say
no
more
.
The
man
swung
his
ax
with
all
his
mighty
strength
,
but
the
powerful
brute
seized
it
in
those
terrible
hands
,
and
tearing
it
from
Clayton
's
grasp
hurled
it
far
to
one
side
.
With
an
ugly
snarl
he
closed
upon
his
defenseless
victim
,
but
ere
his
fangs
had
reached
the
throat
they
thirsted
for
,
there
was
a
sharp
report
and
a
bullet
entered
the
ape
's
back
between
his
shoulders
.
Throwing
Clayton
to
the
ground
the
beast
turned
upon
his
new
enemy
.
There
before
him
stood
the
terrified
girl
vainly
trying
to
fire
another
bullet
into
the
animal
's
body
;
but
she
did
not
understand
the
mechanism
of
the
firearm
,
and
the
hammer
fell
futilely
upon
an
empty
cartridge
.
Almost
simultaneously
Clayton
regained
his
feet
,
and
without
thought
of
the
utter
hopelessness
of
it
,
he
rushed
forward
to
drag
the
ape
from
his
wife
's
prostrate
form
.
With
little
or
no
effort
he
succeeded
,
and
the
great
bulk
rolled
inertly
upon
the
turf
before
him
--
the
ape
was
dead
.
The
bullet
had
done
its
work
.
A
hasty
examination
of
his
wife
revealed
no
marks
upon
her
,
and
Clayton
decided
that
the
huge
brute
had
died
the
instant
he
had
sprung
toward
Alice
.
Gently
he
lifted
his
wife
's
still
unconscious
form
,
and
bore
her
to
the
little
cabin
,
but
it
was
fully
two
hours
before
she
regained
consciousness
.
Her
first
words
filled
Clayton
with
vague
apprehension
.
For
some
time
after
regaining
her
senses
,
Alice
gazed
wonderingly
about
the
interior
of
the
little
cabin
,
and
then
,
with
a
satisfied
sigh
,
said
:
