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Burroughs, Edgar Rice

"Tarzan Of The Apes"

"Oh, Lord, now I remember! It must have took her away," and the Negress commenced to sob, and wail her lamentations.


? ? ? ? "What took her away?" cried Professor Porter.


? ? ? ? "A great big giant all covered with hair."


? ? ? ? "A gorilla, Esmeralda?" questioned Mr. Philander, and the three men scarcely breathed as he voiced the horrible thought.


? ? ? ? "I thought it was the devil; but I guess it must have been one of them gorilephants. Oh, my poor baby, my poor little honey," and again Esmeralda broke into uncontrollable sobbing.


? ? ? ? Clayton immediately began to look about for tracks, but he could find nothing save a confusion of trampled grasses in the close vicinity, and his woodcraft was too meager for the translation of what he did see.


? ? ? ? All the balance of the day they sought through the jungle; but as night drew on they were forced to give up in despair and hopelessness, for they did not even know in what direction the thing had borne Jane.


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