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Burroughs, Edgar Rice

"Tarzan Of The Apes"

Now he was surprised that she repulsed him.


? ? ? ? He came close to her once more and took hold of her arm. She turned upon him like a tigress, striking his great breast with her tiny hands.


? ? ? ? Tarzan could not understand it.


? ? ? ? A moment ago and it had been his intention to hasten Jane back to her people, but that little moment was lost now in the dim and distant past of things which were but can never be again, and with it the good intentions had gone to join the impossible.


? ? ? ? Since then Tarzan of the Apes had felt a warm, lithe form close pressed to his. Hot, sweet breath against his cheek and mouth had fanned a new flame to life within his breast, and perfect lips had clung to his in burning kisses that had seared a deep brand into his soul--a brand which marked a new Tarzan.


? ? ? ? Again he laid his hand upon her arm. Again she repulsed him. And then Tarzan of the Apes did just what his first ancestor would have done.


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