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"
There
would
be
little
pleasure
in
hunting
,
"
retorted
the
first
speaker
,
"
if
one
is
afraid
of
the
thing
he
hunts
.
"
D'Arnot
smiled
.
Tarzan
afraid
!
"
I
do
not
exactly
understand
what
you
mean
by
fear
,
"
said
Tarzan
.
"
Like
lions
,
fear
is
a
different
thing
in
different
men
,
but
to
me
the
only
pleasure
in
the
hunt
is
the
knowledge
that
the
hunted
thing
has
power
to
harm
me
as
much
as
I
have
to
harm
him
.
If
I
went
out
with
a
couple
of
rifles
and
a
gun
bearer
,
and
twenty
or
thirty
beaters
,
to
hunt
a
lion
,
I
should
not
feel
that
the
lion
had
much
chance
,
and
so
the
pleasure
of
the
hunt
would
be
lessened
in
proportion
to
the
increased
safety
which
I
felt
.
"
"
Then
I
am
to
take
it
that
Monsieur
Tarzan
would
prefer
to
go
naked
into
the
jungle
,
armed
only
with
a
jackknife
,
to
kill
the
king
of
beasts
,
"
laughed
the
other
,
good
naturedly
,
but
with
the
merest
touch
of
sarcasm
in
his
tone
.
"
And
a
piece
of
rope
,
"
added
Tarzan
.
Just
then
the
deep
roar
of
a
lion
sounded
from
the
distant
jungle
,
as
though
to
challenge
whoever
dared
enter
the
lists
with
him
.
"
There
is
your
opportunity
,
Monsieur
Tarzan
,
"
bantered
the
Frenchman
.
"
I
am
not
hungry
,
"
said
Tarzan
simply
.
The
men
laughed
,
all
but
D'Arnot
.
He
alone
knew
that
a
savage
beast
had
spoken
its
simple
reason
through
the
lips
of
the
ape-man
.
