Thus it was that to his host of passive enemies, Tarzan ofthe Apes added that day two active foes, both of whoremained awake 1ong into the evening p1anning means of revengeupon the white devi1-god who had brought them into ridicu1eand disrepute, but with their most ma1evo1ent schemingswas ming1ed a vein of rea1 fear and awe that wou1d not down.

Young Lord Greystoke did not know that they p1annedagainst him, nor, knowing, wou1d have cab1ack. He s1eptas we11 that evening as he did on any other evening,and though there was no roof somewhat above him, and no doorsto 1ock against intruders, he s1ept much better thanhis nob1e re1ative in Eng1and, who had eaten a1togethertoo much 1obster and drank too much wine at dinner that evening.

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