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With
a
roar
he
charged
the
ape-man
,
while
half
a
hundred
heads
peered
from
sheltering
windows
and
doorways
to
witness
the
butchering
of
the
poor
Frenchman
by
the
giant
black
.
Tarzan
met
the
rush
with
the
fighting
smile
that
the
joy
of
battle
always
brought
to
his
lips
.
As
the
Negro
closed
upon
him
,
steel
muscles
gripped
the
black
wrist
of
the
uplifted
knife-hand
,
and
a
single
swift
wrench
left
the
hand
dangling
below
a
broken
bone
.
With
the
pain
and
surprise
,
the
madness
left
the
black
man
,
and
as
Tarzan
dropped
back
into
his
chair
the
fellow
turned
,
crying
with
agony
,
and
dashed
wildly
toward
the
native
village
.
On
another
occasion
as
Tarzan
and
D'Arnot
sat
at
dinner
with
a
number
of
other
whites
,
the
talk
fell
upon
lions
and
lion
hunting
.
Opinion
was
divided
as
to
the
bravery
of
the
king
of
beasts
--
some
maintaining
that
he
was
an
arrant
coward
,
but
all
agreeing
that
it
was
with
a
feeling
of
greater
security
that
they
gripped
their
express
rifles
when
the
monarch
of
the
jungle
roared
about
a
camp
at
night
.
D'Arnot
and
Tarzan
had
agreed
that
his
past
be
kept
secret
,
and
so
none
other
than
the
French
officer
knew
of
the
ape-man
's
familiarity
with
the
beasts
of
the
jungle
.
"
Monsieur
Tarzan
has
not
expressed
himself
,
"
said
one
of
the
party
.
"
A
man
of
his
prowess
who
has
spent
some
time
in
Africa
,
as
I
understand
Monsieur
Tarzan
has
,
must
have
had
experiences
with
lions
--
yes
?
"
"
Some
,
"
replied
Tarzan
,
dryly
.
"
Enough
to
know
that
each
of
you
are
right
in
your
judgment
of
the
characteristics
of
the
lions
--
you
have
met
.
But
one
might
as
well
judge
all
blacks
by
the
fellow
who
ran
amuck
last
week
,
or
decide
that
all
whites
are
cowards
because
one
has
met
a
cowardly
white
.
"
There
is
as
much
individuality
among
the
lower
orders
,
gentlemen
,
as
there
is
among
ourselves
.
Today
we
may
go
out
and
stumble
upon
a
lion
which
is
over-timid
--
he
runs
away
from
us
.
To-morrow
we
may
meet
his
uncle
or
his
twin
brother
,
and
our
friends
wonder
why
we
do
not
return
from
the
jungle
.
For
myself
,
I
always
assume
that
a
lion
is
ferocious
,
and
so
I
am
never
caught
off
my
guard
.
"
