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Then
must
Tarzan
summon
all
before
him
,
and
if
he
finds
that
the
wife
prefers
her
new
lord
he
commands
that
matters
remain
as
they
are
,
or
possibly
that
Mungo
give
Thaka
one
of
his
daughters
in
exchange
.
Whatever
his
decision
,
the
apes
accept
it
as
final
,
and
return
to
their
occupations
satisfied
.
Then
comes
Tana
,
shrieking
and
holding
tight
her
side
from
which
blood
is
streaming
.
Gunto
,
her
husband
,
has
cruelly
bitten
her
!
And
Gunto
,
summoned
,
says
that
Tana
is
lazy
and
will
not
bring
him
nuts
and
beetles
,
or
scratch
his
back
for
him
.
So
Tarzan
scolds
them
both
and
threatens
Gunto
with
a
taste
of
the
death-bearing
slivers
if
he
abuses
Tana
further
,
and
Tana
,
for
her
part
,
is
compelled
to
promise
better
attention
to
her
wifely
duties
.
And
so
it
goes
,
little
family
differences
for
the
most
part
,
which
,
if
left
unsettled
would
result
finally
in
greater
factional
strife
,
and
the
eventual
dismemberment
of
the
tribe
.
But
Tarzan
tired
of
it
,
as
he
found
that
kingship
meant
the
curtailment
of
his
liberty
.
He
longed
for
the
little
cabin
and
the
sun-kissed
sea
--
for
the
cool
interior
of
the
well-built
house
,
and
for
the
never-ending
wonders
of
the
many
books
.
As
he
had
grown
older
,
he
found
that
he
had
grown
away
from
his
people
.
Their
interests
and
his
were
far
removed
.
They
had
not
kept
pace
with
him
,
nor
could
they
understand
aught
of
the
many
strange
and
wonderful
dreams
that
passed
through
the
active
brain
of
their
human
king
.
So
limited
was
their
vocabulary
that
Tarzan
could
not
even
talk
with
them
of
the
many
new
truths
,
and
the
great
fields
of
thought
that
his
reading
had
opened
up
before
his
longing
eyes
,
or
make
known
ambitions
which
stirred
his
soul
.
Among
the
tribe
he
no
longer
had
friends
as
of
old
.
A
little
child
may
find
companionship
in
many
strange
and
simple
creatures
,
but
to
a
grown
man
there
must
be
some
semblance
of
equality
in
intellect
as
the
basis
for
agreeable
association
.
Had
Kala
lived
,
Tarzan
would
have
sacrificed
all
else
to
remain
near
her
,
but
now
that
she
was
dead
,
and
the
playful
friends
of
his
childhood
grown
into
fierce
and
surly
brutes
he
felt
that
he
much
preferred
the
peace
and
solitude
of
his
cabin
to
the
irksome
duties
of
leadership
amongst
a
horde
of
wild
beasts
.
