? ? ? ? "Anyway," she said to him in English, "you understand my German as well as they did in Berlin."
? ? ? ? Tarzan had long since reached a decision as to what his future procedure should be. He had had time to recollect all that he had read of the ways of men and women in the books at the cabin. He would act as he imagined the men in the books would have acted were they in his place.
? ? ? ? Again he rose and went into the trees, but first he tried to explain by means of signs that he would return shortly, and he did so well that Jane understood and was not afraid when he had gone.
? ? ? ? Only a feeling of loneliness came over her and she watched the point where he had disappeared, with longing eyes, awaiting his return. As before, she was appraised of his presence by a soft sound behind her, and turned to see him coming across the turf with a great armful of branches.
? ? ? ? Then he went back again into the jungle and in a few minutes reappeared with a quantity of soft grasses and ferns.
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