Beasts of Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs
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Where were the trained senses of the savage ape-man?
Where the acute hearing? Where the uncanny sense of scent? Chapter 3 Beasts at Bay Slowly Tarzan unfolded the note the sailor had thrust into his hand, and read it. At first it made little impression on his sorrow-numbed senses, but finally the full purport of the hideous plot of revenge unfolded itself before his imagination. "This will explain to you" [the note read] "the exact nature of my intentions relative to your offspring and to you. "You were born an ape. You lived naked in the jungles--to your own we have returned you; but your son shall rise a step above his sire. It is the immutable law of evolution. |
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