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Almost
immediately
there
came
an
answer
from
the
distance
,
and
presently
forty
or
fifty
great
apes
swung
rapidly
and
majestically
through
the
trees
toward
the
scene
of
tragedy
.
In
the
lead
was
Kala
,
for
she
had
recognized
the
tones
of
her
best
beloved
,
and
with
her
was
the
mother
of
the
little
ape
who
lay
dead
beneath
cruel
Sabor
.
Though
more
powerful
and
better
equipped
for
fighting
than
the
apes
,
the
lioness
had
no
desire
to
meet
these
enraged
adults
,
and
with
a
snarl
of
hatred
she
sprang
quickly
into
the
brush
and
disappeared
.
Tarzan
now
swam
to
shore
and
clambered
quickly
upon
dry
land
.
The
feeling
of
freshness
and
exhilaration
which
the
cool
waters
had
imparted
to
him
,
filled
his
little
being
with
grateful
surprise
,
and
ever
after
he
lost
no
opportunity
to
take
a
daily
plunge
in
lake
or
stream
or
ocean
when
it
was
possible
to
do
so
.
For
a
long
time
Kala
could
not
accustom
herself
to
the
sight
;
for
though
her
people
could
swim
when
forced
to
it
,
they
did
not
like
to
enter
water
,
and
never
did
so
voluntarily
.
The
adventure
with
the
lioness
gave
Tarzan
food
for
pleasurable
memories
,
for
it
was
such
affairs
which
broke
the
monotony
of
his
daily
life
--
otherwise
but
a
dull
round
of
searching
for
food
,
eating
,
and
sleeping
.
The
tribe
to
which
he
belonged
roamed
a
tract
extending
,
roughly
,
twenty-five
miles
along
the
seacoast
and
some
fifty
miles
inland
.
This
they
traversed
almost
continually
,
occasionally
remaining
for
months
in
one
locality
;
but
as
they
moved
through
the
trees
with
great
speed
they
often
covered
the
territory
in
a
very
few
days
.
Much
depended
upon
food
supply
,
climatic
conditions
,
and
the
prevalence
of
animals
of
the
more
dangerous
species
;
though
Kerchak
often
led
them
on
long
marches
for
no
other
reason
than
that
he
had
tired
of
remaining
in
the
same
place
.
At
night
they
slept
where
darkness
overtook
them
,
lying
upon
the
ground
,
and
sometimes
covering
their
heads
,
and
more
seldom
their
bodies
,
with
the
great
leaves
of
the
elephant
's
ear
.
Two
or
three
might
lie
cuddled
in
each
other
's
arms
for
additional
warmth
if
the
night
were
chill
,
and
thus
Tarzan
had
slept
in
Kala
's
arms
nightly
for
all
these
years
.
That
the
huge
,
fierce
brute
loved
this
child
of
another
race
is
beyond
question
,
and
he
,
too
,
gave
to
the
great
,
hairy
beast
all
the
affection
that
would
have
belonged
to
his
fair
young
mother
had
she
lived
.
