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"
Well
!
Tarzan
of
the
Apes
,
what
think
you
?
"
asked
D'Arnot
.
"
Does
not
this
little
book
clear
up
the
mystery
of
your
parentage
?
"
Why
man
,
you
are
Lord
Greystoke
.
"
"
The
book
speaks
of
but
one
child
,
"
he
replied
.
"
Its
little
skeleton
lay
in
the
crib
,
where
it
died
crying
for
nourishment
,
from
the
first
time
I
entered
the
cabin
until
Professor
Porter
's
party
buried
it
,
with
its
father
and
mother
,
beside
the
cabin
.
"
No
,
that
was
the
babe
the
book
speaks
of
--
and
the
mystery
of
my
origin
is
deeper
than
before
,
for
I
have
thought
much
of
late
of
the
possibility
of
that
cabin
having
been
my
birthplace
.
I
am
afraid
that
Kala
spoke
the
truth
,
"
he
concluded
sadly
.
D'Arnot
shook
his
head
.
He
was
unconvinced
,
and
in
his
mind
had
sprung
the
determination
to
prove
the
correctness
of
his
theory
,
for
he
had
discovered
the
key
which
alone
could
unlock
the
mystery
,
or
consign
it
forever
to
the
realms
of
the
unfathomable
.
A
week
later
the
two
men
came
suddenly
upon
a
clearing
in
the
forest
.
In
the
distance
were
several
buildings
surrounded
by
a
strong
palisade
.
Between
them
and
the
enclosure
stretched
a
cultivated
field
in
which
a
number
of
negroes
were
working
.
The
two
halted
at
the
edge
of
the
jungle
.
Tarzan
fitted
his
bow
with
a
poisoned
arrow
,
but
D'Arnot
placed
a
hand
upon
his
arm
.
