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Tarzan
examined
the
black
minutely
,
for
he
had
never
seen
any
other
human
being
.
The
knife
with
its
sheath
and
belt
caught
his
eye
;
he
appropriated
them
.
A
copper
anklet
also
took
his
fancy
,
and
this
he
transferred
to
his
own
leg
.
He
examined
and
admired
the
tattooing
on
the
forehead
and
breast
.
He
marveled
at
the
sharp
filed
teeth
.
He
investigated
and
appropriated
the
feathered
headdress
,
and
then
he
prepared
to
get
down
to
business
,
for
Tarzan
of
the
Apes
was
hungry
,
and
here
was
meat
;
meat
of
the
kill
,
which
jungle
ethics
permitted
him
to
eat
.
How
may
we
judge
him
,
by
what
standards
,
this
ape-man
with
the
heart
and
head
and
body
of
an
English
gentleman
,
and
the
training
of
a
wild
beast
?
Tublat
,
whom
he
had
hated
and
who
had
hated
him
,
he
had
killed
in
a
fair
fight
,
and
yet
never
had
the
thought
of
eating
Tublat
's
flesh
entered
his
head
.
It
would
have
been
as
revolting
to
him
as
is
cannibalism
to
us
.
But
who
was
Kulonga
that
he
might
not
be
eaten
as
fairly
as
Horta
,
the
boar
,
or
Bara
,
the
deer
?
Was
he
not
simply
another
of
the
countless
wild
things
of
the
jungle
who
preyed
upon
one
another
to
satisfy
the
cravings
of
hunger
?
Suddenly
,
a
strange
doubt
stayed
his
hand
.
Had
not
his
books
taught
him
that
he
was
a
man
?
And
was
not
The
Archer
a
man
,
also
?
Did
men
eat
men
?
Alas
,
he
did
not
know
.
Why
,
then
,
this
hesitancy
!
Once
more
he
essayed
the
effort
,
but
a
qualm
of
nausea
overwhelmed
him
.
He
did
not
understand
All
he
knew
was
that
he
could
not
eat
the
flesh
of
this
black
man
,
and
thus
hereditary
instinct
,
ages
old
,
usurped
the
functions
of
his
untaught
mind
and
saved
him
from
transgressing
a
worldwide
law
of
whose
very
existence
he
was
ignorant
.
Quickly
he
lowered
Kulonga
's
body
to
the
ground
,
removed
the
noose
,
and
took
to
the
trees
again
.
From
a
lofty
perch
Tarzan
viewed
the
village
of
thatched
huts
across
the
intervening
plantation
.
