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For
a
short
time
the
tribe
of
Tarzan
lingered
in
the
vicinity
of
the
beach
because
their
new
chief
hated
the
thought
of
leaving
the
treasured
contents
of
the
little
cabin
forever
.
But
when
one
day
a
member
of
the
tribe
discovered
the
blacks
in
great
numbers
on
the
banks
of
a
little
stream
that
had
been
their
watering
place
for
generations
,
and
in
the
act
of
clearing
a
space
in
the
jungle
and
erecting
many
huts
,
the
apes
would
remain
no
longer
;
and
so
Tarzan
led
them
inland
for
many
marches
to
a
spot
as
yet
undefiled
by
the
foot
of
a
human
being
.
Once
every
moon
Tarzan
would
go
swinging
rapidly
back
through
the
swaying
branches
to
have
a
day
with
his
books
,
and
to
replenish
his
supply
of
arrows
.
This
latter
task
was
becoming
more
and
more
difficult
,
for
the
blacks
had
taken
to
hiding
their
supply
away
at
night
in
granaries
and
living
huts
.
This
necessitated
watching
by
day
on
Tarzan
's
part
to
discover
where
the
arrows
were
being
concealed
.
Twice
had
he
entered
huts
at
night
while
the
inmates
lay
sleeping
upon
their
mats
,
and
stolen
the
arrows
from
the
very
sides
of
the
warriors
.
But
this
method
he
realized
to
be
too
fraught
with
danger
,
and
so
he
commenced
picking
up
solitary
hunters
with
his
long
,
deadly
noose
,
stripping
them
of
weapons
and
ornaments
and
dropping
their
bodies
from
a
high
tree
into
the
village
street
during
the
still
watches
of
the
night
.
These
various
escapades
again
so
terrorized
the
blacks
that
,
had
it
not
been
for
the
monthly
respite
between
Tarzan
's
visits
,
in
which
they
had
opportunity
to
renew
hope
that
each
fresh
incursion
would
prove
the
last
,
they
soon
would
have
abandoned
their
new
village
.
The
blacks
had
not
as
yet
come
upon
Tarzan
's
cabin
on
the
distant
beach
,
but
the
ape-man
lived
in
constant
dread
that
,
while
he
was
away
with
the
tribe
,
they
would
discover
and
despoil
his
treasure
.
So
it
came
that
he
spent
more
and
more
time
in
the
vicinity
of
his
father
's
last
home
,
and
less
and
less
with
the
tribe
.
Presently
the
members
of
his
little
community
began
to
suffer
on
account
of
his
neglect
,
for
disputes
and
quarrels
constantly
arose
which
only
the
king
might
settle
peaceably
.
At
last
some
of
the
older
apes
spoke
to
Tarzan
on
the
subject
,
and
for
a
month
thereafter
he
remained
constantly
with
the
tribe
.
The
duties
of
kingship
among
the
anthropoids
are
not
many
or
arduous
.
In
the
afternoon
comes
Thaka
,
possibly
,
to
complain
that
old
Mungo
has
stolen
his
new
wife
.
