Beasts of Tarzan
Beasts of Tarzan
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Rokoffwould have me shot; but you can go back. Ay take you to the sea, andthen some of these black men they take you to the ship--eh?" "No! no!" cried Jane. "Not for the world. I would rather die thanfall into the hands of that man again. No, let us go on and take thispoor little creature with us. If God is willing we shall be saved inone way or another. " So they again took up their flight through the wilderness, taking withthem a half-dozen of the Mosulas to carry provisions and the tents tha...tAnderssen had smuggled aboard the small boat in preparation for theattempted escape.
The days and nights of torture that the young woman suffered were somerged into one long, unbroken nightmare of hideousness that she soonlost all track of time. Whether they had been wandering for days oryears she could not tell. The one bright spot in that eternity offear and suffering was the little child whose tiny hands had long sincefastened their softly groping fingers firmly about her heart.
In a way the little thing took the place and filled the aching voidthat the theft of her own baby had left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rokoffwould have me shot; but you can go back. Ay take you to the sea, andthen some of these black men they take you to the ship--eh?" "No! no!" cried Jane. "Not for the world. I would rather die thanfall into the hands of that man again. No, let us go on and take thispoor little creature with us. If God is willing we shall be saved inone way or another. " So they again took up their flight through the wilderness, taking withthem a half-dozen of the Mosulas to carry provisions and the tents tha...tAnderssen had smuggled aboard the small boat in preparation for theattempted escape.
The days and nights of torture that the young woman suffered were somerged into one long, unbroken nightmare of hideousness that she soonlost all track of time. Whether they had been wandering for days oryears she could not tell. The one bright spot in that eternity offear and suffering was the little child whose tiny hands had long sincefastened their softly groping fingers firmly about her heart.
In a way the little thing took the place and filled the aching voidthat the theft of her own baby had left.
What to read after Beasts of Tarzan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burroughs Edgar Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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