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Burroughs, Edgar Rice

"Tarzan Of The Apes"

Philander, if you insist upon employing slang in your discourse, a `lion.' But as I was saying--"


? ? ? ? "Bless me, Professor," again interrupted Mr. Philander; "permit me to suggest that doubtless the Moors who were conquered in the fifteenth century will continue in that most regrettable condition for the time being at least, even though we postpone discussion of that world calamity until we may attain the enchanting view of yon FELIS CARNIVORA which distance proverbially is credited with lending."


? ? ? ? In the meantime the lion had approached with quiet dignity to within ten paces of the two men, where he stood curiously watching them.


? ? ? ? The moonlight flooded the beach, and the strange group stood out in bold relief against the yellow sand.


? ? ? ? "Most reprehensible, most reprehensible," exclaimed Professor Porter, with a faint trace of irritation in his voice. "Never, Mr. Philander, never before in my life have I known one of these animals to be permitted to roam at large from its cage.


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