Beasts of Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs
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means without an eye to doing the utmost to succour himself. To
this end he examined his prison carefully, tested the heavy planking that formed its walls, and measured the distance of the hatch above him. And while he was thus occupied there came suddenly to him the vibration of machinery and the throbbing of the propeller. The ship was moving! Where to and to what fate was it carrying him? And even as these thoughts passed through his mind there came to his ears above the din of the engines that which caused him to go cold with apprehension. Clear and shrill from the deck above him rang the scream of a frightened woman. Chapter 2 Marooned As Tarzan and his guide had disappeared into the shadows upon the |
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