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Using
his
long
arms
as
a
man
uses
crutches
,
and
rolling
his
huge
carcass
from
side
to
side
with
each
stride
,
the
great
king
ape
paced
to
and
fro
,
uttering
deep
growls
,
occasionally
punctuated
with
the
ear-piercing
scream
,
than
which
there
is
no
more
terrifying
noise
in
all
the
jungle
.
Presently
he
halted
before
the
rifle
.
Slowly
he
raised
a
huge
hand
until
it
almost
touched
the
shining
barrel
,
only
to
withdraw
it
once
more
and
continue
his
hurried
pacing
.
It
was
as
though
the
great
brute
by
this
show
of
fearlessness
,
and
through
the
medium
of
his
wild
voice
,
was
endeavoring
to
bolster
up
his
courage
to
the
point
which
would
permit
him
to
take
the
rifle
in
his
hand
.
Again
he
stopped
,
and
this
time
succeeded
in
forcing
his
reluctant
hand
to
the
cold
steel
,
only
to
snatch
it
away
almost
immediately
and
resume
his
restless
beat
.
Time
after
time
this
strange
ceremony
was
repeated
,
but
on
each
occasion
with
increased
confidence
,
until
,
finally
,
the
rifle
was
torn
from
its
hook
and
lay
in
the
grasp
of
the
great
brute
.
Finding
that
it
harmed
him
not
,
Kerchak
began
to
examine
it
closely
.
He
felt
of
it
from
end
to
end
,
peered
down
the
black
depths
of
the
muzzle
,
fingered
the
sights
,
the
breech
,
the
stock
,
and
finally
the
trigger
.
During
all
these
operations
the
apes
who
had
entered
sat
huddled
near
the
door
watching
their
chief
,
while
those
outside
strained
and
crowded
to
catch
a
glimpse
of
what
transpired
within
.
Suddenly
Kerchak
's
finger
closed
upon
the
trigger
.
There
was
a
deafening
roar
in
the
little
room
and
the
apes
at
and
beyond
the
door
fell
over
one
another
in
their
wild
anxiety
to
escape
.
Kerchak
was
equally
frightened
,
so
frightened
,
in
fact
,
that
he
quite
forgot
to
throw
aside
the
author
of
that
fearful
noise
,
but
bolted
for
the
door
with
it
tightly
clutched
in
one
hand
.
As
he
passed
through
the
opening
,
the
front
sight
of
the
rifle
caught
upon
the
edge
of
the
inswung
door
with
sufficient
force
to
close
it
tightly
after
the
fleeing
ape
.
