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A
stands
for
Archer
How
wonderful
!
Tarzan
almost
betrayed
his
presence
in
the
deep
excitement
of
his
discovery
.
But
things
were
commencing
to
happen
below
him
.
The
sinewy
black
arm
had
drawn
the
shaft
far
back
;
Horta
,
the
boar
,
was
charging
,
and
then
the
black
released
the
little
poisoned
arrow
,
and
Tarzan
saw
it
fly
with
the
quickness
of
thought
and
lodge
in
the
bristling
neck
of
the
boar
.
Scarcely
had
the
shaft
left
his
bow
ere
Kulonga
had
fitted
another
to
it
,
but
Horta
,
the
boar
,
was
upon
him
so
quickly
that
he
had
no
time
to
discharge
it
.
With
a
bound
the
black
leaped
entirely
over
the
rushing
beast
and
turning
with
incredible
swiftness
planted
a
second
arrow
in
Horta
's
back
.
Then
Kulonga
sprang
into
a
near-by
tree
.
Horta
wheeled
to
charge
his
enemy
once
more
;
a
dozen
steps
he
took
,
then
he
staggered
and
fell
upon
his
side
.
For
a
moment
his
muscles
stiffened
and
relaxed
convulsively
,
then
he
lay
still
.
Kulonga
came
down
from
his
tree
.
With
a
knife
that
hung
at
his
side
he
cut
several
large
pieces
from
the
boar
's
body
,
and
in
the
center
of
the
trail
he
built
a
fire
,
cooking
and
eating
as
much
as
he
wanted
.
The
rest
he
left
where
it
had
fallen
.
Tarzan
was
an
interested
spectator
.
His
desire
to
kill
burned
fiercely
in
his
wild
breast
,
but
his
desire
to
learn
was
even
greater
.
He
would
follow
this
savage
creature
for
a
while
and
know
from
whence
he
came
.
He
could
kill
him
at
his
leisure
later
,
when
the
bow
and
deadly
arrows
were
laid
aside
.
When
Kulonga
had
finished
his
repast
and
disappeared
beyond
a
near
turning
of
the
path
,
Tarzan
dropped
quietly
to
the
ground
.
With
his
knife
he
severed
many
strips
of
meat
from
Horta
's
carcass
,
but
he
did
not
cook
them
.
