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Burroughs, Edgar Rice

"Tarzan Of The Apes"

But her fears were more for Tarzan than for Canler. She realized the stern retribution which justice metes to the murderer.


? ? ? ? Before she could reach them, however, Clayton had jumped to Tarzan's side and attempted to drag Canler from his grasp.


? ? ? ? With a single sweep of one mighty arm the Englishman was hurled across the room, and then Jane laid a firm white hand upon Tarzan's wrist, and looked up into his eyes.


? ? ? ? "For my sake," she said.


? ? ? ? The grasp upon Canler's throat relaxed.


? ? ? ? Tarzan looked down into the beautiful face before him.


? ? ? ? "Do you wish this to live?" he asked in surprise.


? ? ? ? "I do not wish him to die at your hands, my friend," she replied. "I do not wish you to become a murderer."


? ? ? ? Tarzan removed his hand from Canler's throat.


? ? ? ? "Do you release her from her promise?" he asked.


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