Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22

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 iIup poucr commenced to wonder Int bis plans were Would he take ..f back to the beach. or would he .ppp her here; Suddenly she realized that the matter did not seem to give her much concern. Could 1t be that she did not carel
 She could not understand 1t. Her reason told her that she should be torn by wild anNieties Instead, her heart was singing
 When they had finished their break fast Tarzan went to her bower and recovered his knife. Motioning her to follow. Tnrzan walked toward the trees at the edge Of the arena and. taking her in one strong arm. swung to the branches above.
 The girl knew that he was taking her back to her people. and she could not understand the sudden feeling of sor- row which crept over her.
 ,Na Tarzan of the apes did not hurry He tried to draw out the sweet pleas ure of that journey with those dear arms about his neck as long as possi- bie. and so he went far south of the direct route to the beach.
 Several times they halted for brief rests. which Tarzan did not need. and at noon they stopped for an hour at little brook. where they quenched their thirst and ate
 lt was nearly sunset when they came tO the clearing and Tarzan. dropping to the ground beside a great tree, part ed the tnll jungle grass and pointed out the little cabin to her
 She took him by the hand 10 lead him to it, that she might tell her father that this man had saved her from worse than death: that he had watched over her ns carefully as a mother. But again thGStimdity of the wild thing in the face of human hobitation swept over Tarzan of the apes. He 7rew back. shaking his head.
 The girl came close to him. looking rp with blending eyes Somehow she ruld not lear the thought of his going hack into the jungle alone.
 still he shook his head. and finally he drew her to him very gently and stopped to kiss her but first he looked Into her eyes md waited to learn If she were plcnsed or If she would re- nu'se him.
 Just an instant the girl hesitated. and then sh, realized the truth. and. throwing her arms about his heck. she rew his face to hers and kissed him u1shamed.
 "l love you-I love you. she mur- rured.
 From far fin the distance came the 1ln, sound of many guns.
 Turzun and Jane Porter raised their cds. Prom the cabin came MT. Phi- nder and Esmeralda From where rarzan and the girl stood they could 'ot see the two vessels lying in the lHrbOr.
 Tarzan pointed toward the sounds, touched his breast and pointed again, She understood. He was going. and something told her that 1t was because he thought her people were in danger. Again he kissed her.
 Come back to me-" she whispered "I shall wait for you-always" ,He was gone. and JanelP Porter. turn e,i 'to walk across the clearing to the cabin.
 Mir philander was the first to see her.
 "Janer he cried "Jane Porter! Bless me"'
 He scrambled to his feet and rushed toward her. He could not believe that it was she and alive.
 "Bless me. Where did you come from2 Where in the world have you been? How
 Mercy, Mir. Philander." interrupt 'sd the girl. "I never can remember so many questions"
 Well we'll" said Mir. Philander. "Bless me. I am so filled with sur. prise and exuberant delight at seeing you safe and well again that I scarcely know what am saying, really. But, come, tell me all that has happened to you"
 CHAPTER XVI.
 The VilIaqe of Torture