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Tarzan
defied
them
all
,
and
the
thin
,
strong
noose
continued
to
settle
about
Tublat
's
neck
whenever
he
least
expected
it
.
The
other
apes
derived
unlimited
amusement
from
Tublat
's
discomfiture
,
for
Broken
Nose
was
a
disagreeable
old
fellow
,
whom
no
one
liked
,
anyway
.
In
Tarzan
's
clever
little
mind
many
thoughts
revolved
,
and
back
of
these
was
his
divine
power
of
reason
.
If
he
could
catch
his
fellow
apes
with
his
long
arm
of
many
grasses
,
why
not
Sabor
,
the
lioness
?
It
was
the
germ
of
a
thought
,
which
,
however
,
was
destined
to
mull
around
in
his
conscious
and
subconscious
mind
until
it
resulted
in
magnificent
achievement
.
But
that
came
in
later
years
.
The
wanderings
of
the
tribe
brought
them
often
near
the
closed
and
silent
cabin
by
the
little
land-locked
harbor
.
To
Tarzan
this
was
always
a
source
of
never-ending
mystery
and
pleasure
.
He
would
peek
into
the
curtained
windows
,
or
,
climbing
upon
the
roof
,
peer
down
the
black
depths
of
the
chimney
in
vain
endeavor
to
solve
the
unknown
wonders
that
lay
within
those
strong
walls
.
His
child-like
imagination
pictured
wonderful
creatures
within
,
and
the
very
impossibility
of
forcing
entrance
added
a
thousandfold
to
his
desire
to
do
so
.
He
could
clamber
about
the
roof
and
windows
for
hours
attempting
to
discover
means
of
ingress
,
but
to
the
door
he
paid
little
attention
,
for
this
was
apparently
as
solid
as
the
walls
.
