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Again
Tarzan
came
down
into
the
village
and
renewed
his
supply
of
arrows
and
ate
of
the
offering
of
food
which
the
blacks
had
made
to
appease
his
wrath
.
Before
he
left
he
carried
the
body
of
Mirando
to
the
gate
of
the
village
,
and
propped
it
up
against
the
palisade
in
such
a
way
that
the
dead
face
seemed
to
be
peering
around
the
edge
of
the
gatepost
down
the
path
which
led
to
the
jungle
.
Then
Tarzan
returned
,
hunting
,
always
hunting
,
to
the
cabin
by
the
beach
.
It
took
a
dozen
attempts
on
the
part
of
the
thoroughly
frightened
blacks
to
reenter
their
village
,
past
the
horrible
,
grinning
face
of
their
dead
fellow
,
and
when
they
found
the
food
and
arrows
gone
they
knew
,
what
they
had
only
too
well
feared
,
that
Mirando
had
seen
the
evil
spirit
of
the
jungle
.
That
now
seemed
to
them
the
logical
explanation
.
Only
those
who
saw
this
terrible
god
of
the
jungle
died
;
for
was
it
not
true
that
none
left
alive
in
the
village
had
ever
seen
him
?
Therefore
,
those
who
had
died
at
his
hands
must
have
seen
him
and
paid
the
penalty
with
their
lives
.
As
long
as
they
supplied
him
with
arrows
and
food
he
would
not
harm
them
unless
they
looked
upon
him
,
so
it
was
ordered
by
Mbonga
that
in
addition
to
the
food
offering
there
should
also
be
laid
out
an
offering
of
arrows
for
this
Munan-go-Keewati
,
and
this
was
done
from
then
on
.
If
you
ever
chance
to
pass
that
far
off
African
village
you
will
still
see
before
a
tiny
thatched
hut
,
built
just
without
the
village
,
a
little
iron
pot
in
which
is
a
quantity
of
food
,
and
beside
it
a
quiver
of
well-daubed
arrows
.
When
Tarzan
came
in
sight
of
the
beach
where
stood
his
cabin
,
a
strange
and
unusual
spectacle
met
his
vision
.
On
the
placid
waters
of
the
landlocked
harbor
floated
a
great
ship
,
and
on
the
beach
a
small
boat
was
drawn
up
.
But
,
most
wonderful
of
all
,
a
number
of
white
men
like
himself
were
moving
about
between
the
beach
and
his
cabin
.
