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Burroughs, Edgar Rice

"Tarzan Of The Apes"

And then the cruiser had come.


? ? ? ? When those who could had recovered, the entire story had been told to the French commander; but the men were too ignorant to be able to tell him at just what point on the coast the professor and his party had been marooned, so the cruiser had steamed slowly along within sight of land, firing occasional signal guns and scanning every inch of the beach with glasses.


? ? ? ? They had anchored by night so as not to neglect a particle of the shore line, and it had happened that the preceding night had brought them off the very beach where lay the little camp they sought.


? ? ? ? The signal guns of the afternoon before had not been heard by those on shore, it was presumed, because they had doubtless been in the thick of the jungle searching for Jane Porter, where the noise of their own crashing through the underbrush would have drowned the report of a far distant gun.


? ? ? ? By the time the two parties had narrated their several adventures, the cruiser's boat had returned with supplies and arms for the expedition.


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