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Not
so
with
Kala
;
she
held
the
small
form
of
the
little
Lord
Greystoke
tightly
to
her
breast
,
where
the
dainty
hands
clutched
the
long
black
hair
which
covered
that
portion
of
her
body
.
She
had
seen
one
child
fall
from
her
back
to
a
terrible
death
,
and
she
would
take
no
further
chances
with
this
.
Tenderly
Kala
nursed
her
little
waif
,
wondering
silently
why
it
did
not
gain
strength
and
agility
as
did
the
little
apes
of
other
mothers
.
It
was
nearly
a
year
from
the
time
the
little
fellow
came
into
her
possession
before
he
would
walk
alone
,
and
as
for
climbing
--
my
,
but
how
stupid
he
was
!
Kala
sometimes
talked
with
the
older
females
about
her
young
hopeful
,
but
none
of
them
could
understand
how
a
child
could
be
so
slow
and
backward
in
learning
to
care
for
itself
.
Why
,
it
could
not
even
find
food
alone
,
and
more
than
twelve
moons
had
passed
since
Kala
had
come
upon
it
.
Had
they
known
that
the
child
had
seen
thirteen
moons
before
it
had
come
into
Kala
's
possession
they
would
have
considered
its
case
as
absolutely
hopeless
,
for
the
little
apes
of
their
own
tribe
were
as
far
advanced
in
two
or
three
moons
as
was
this
little
stranger
after
twenty-five
.
Tublat
,
Kala
's
husband
,
was
sorely
vexed
,
and
but
for
the
female
's
careful
watching
would
have
put
the
child
out
of
the
way
.
"
He
will
never
be
a
great
ape
,
"
he
argued
.
"
Always
will
you
have
to
carry
him
and
protect
him
.
What
good
will
he
be
to
the
tribe
?
None
;
only
a
burden
.
"
Let
us
leave
him
quietly
sleeping
among
the
tall
grasses
,
that
you
may
bear
other
and
stronger
apes
to
guard
us
in
our
old
age
.
"
"
Never
,
Broken
Nose
,
"
replied
Kala
.
"
If
I
must
carry
him
forever
,
so
be
it
.
"
And
then
Tublat
went
to
Kerchak
to
urge
him
to
use
his
authority
with
Kala
,
and
force
her
to
give
up
little
Tarzan
,
which
was
the
name
they
had
given
to
the
tiny
Lord
Greystoke
,
and
which
meant
"
White-Skin
.
"
