The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

70 the top Of the temple wall and
disappeared below. They are search.
ms for him. but o Princess pray
that they do not lind him."
And why do you pray THAR
asked o-loa- HAS not one who has
30 hlasphemed earned dcathr''
-Ah. but you do not know him.
replied fan-at-iee
And you do. thenr- rctorted
o-lo-a quickly. This morning you
betrayed yourself and then At.
tempted 10 doorivc me- The slaves
OF o-ioa do not such things with
lmpunIty. lie Is then the Same Tar
san- jud-guru of whom you told me
Speak. woman. and speak only the
truth"
ranat.ice drew herself up very
erect her little chin held high. for
was not she too among her own pco
pie already as good as the princess
-Panat-iee. tire Kor~ul.ja. does not
lie." she said. ITO protect herself"
Then tell me what you know Of
this Tarzan-jadguru." insisted
oioA
Il know That he Il q wonderou'
man and very brave said Pan-at
lee -and that he saved mo from the
Tor -o-den and the gryf a. told you.
and that he h indeed the same who
came into the garden this morning
and even now I do not know that hs
Is not the son OF Jad-bcn-otho for
his courage and strength are more
than those Of mortal man. as or,
also his Kindness and his honor. for
when he might have harmed me hs
protected me. and when he might
have saved himself he thought only
OF me. And all this he did because
OF his friendship for om-at. who IA
xund OF Kor.ul.ja and with whom
should have mated had the Ho-don
not captured me-
'Hc was indeed . wonderful man
~ look upon" unused O.io-a. ''and
he was not az are other men. not
alone In the conformation Of his
hands and feet or the fact that he
was taiiless. but there was that
about him which made him seem
different In ways rnorr important
than these
And" supplemented Fanatics.
her savage little heart loyal TO the
man who had bcfriended her and
hoping TO win for him the consisi-
Grafton Of the princess even tho
Il might not avail him: and" she
said. did he not know all about Ia.
d~r ana av~~ hta 49, 80 t-x..t.- ~. A
me. o Princess. could mortal know
such things as thesc,"
Perhaps he saw Ta-den.- suggest.
cd O-ioA
But how would he know shaf
you loved Ta-den?" parted Pzn-at-
iee Il tell you. my Prinoess. that
II he Is not god he b at least
more than Ho-don or waz.don- He
followed me from the cavc OF Esat
in Kor-ui-ja ACROSS Korui-lul and two
wide ridges to the very cave In Kor.
ulgryf where I hid. tho many hours
had passed since had come thai
wzy and my barn feet len no Inn
prcss upon the ground What NOR
tai man could DO such things as
she-ef And vhers h an Psiuidon
would virgin maid ind friend and
protector In . strange male ether
than he-
-P~rhaps L,o-doa may - mistaken
-perbaps be y . god. aid o-io-a,
influenced By her slaves enthusia&
tic ehAmpsoning q the stranger.
But whether god - man he n
49, .~~>-A~~e.xe e. A. ~~4~A -. a q
lea would that I might ave bin.
II he lived he might even find a way
to give you your Ta-den. Princess
-Ah. n he only could sighed
Oioa. but. alas. Il In too late. for
tomorrow am to be given TO Blu
lot
He who came to your quarters
yesterday with your father7- asked
Pan -af-lec.
'Ye~ the one with the awful
round face and the big belly ex.
claimed tho princess disgustediy.
He Is 30 lazy he win neither hunt
nor fight To eat and 10 drink r. all
that Bu.iot II ut for. and he thinks
of haught else except these things
anu Nt8 8kkv8 WVtt*hs Dat tOtHJ<s
Pan-at-iee. gather for me some Of
these beautiful blossoms would
have them spread around my couch
tonight~fhst ! may carry away with
me In the morning the memory Of
the fragrance that I love bert and
which I know that I shah not find
In the village OF Mo-sar. the father
Of Bu.lot- I will help you. Pan at.
lee. and We WIN gather armfuls OF
them. for I love to gather them a.
love nothing else--they were Ta-
denis favorite flowers.-
The two approached the Towering
shrubbcry where Tarzan hid. but as
the blooms grew picntifuiiy upon
every bush the ape-man guessed
there would be no necessity for them
TO enter the patch far enough TO dis
cover him With little ordinations
Of pleasure as they found particu
larry large or perfect blooms the
two young women moved from place
to place upon the outskirts Of Tar.
zan's retreat.
'Oh. look. Pan-at-lee." cried O-io-a