Return of Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs
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"Monsieur Tarzan?" asked the countess, in evident surprise. "Yes. Do you know him, Olga?" "I have seen him. A steward pointed him out to me." "I did not know that he was a celebrity," said the count. Olga de Coude changed the subject. She discovered suddenly that she might find it difficult to explain just why the steward had pointed out the handsome Monsieur Tarzan to her. Perhaps she flushed the least little bit, for was not the count, her husband, gazing at her with a strangely quizzical expression. "Ah," she thought, "a guilty conscience is a most suspicious thing." Chapter 2 Forging Bonds of Hate and ----? It was not until late the following afternoon that Tarzan saw anything more of the fellow passengers into the midst of whose affairs his love of fair play had thrust him. And then he came most unexpectedly |
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