Return of Tarzan
Return of Tarzan
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The outer wall was fifty feet in height where it had not fallen intoruin, but nowhere as far as they could see had more than ten or twentyfeet of the upper courses fallen away. It was still a formidabledefense. On several occasions Tarzan had thought that he discernedthings moving behind the ruined portions of the wall near to them, asthough creatures were watching them from behind the bulwarks of theancient pile. And often he felt the sensation of unseen eyes upon him, but not once could he be... sure that it was more than imagination.
That night they camped outside the city. Once, at midnight, they wereawakened by a shrill scream from beyond the great wall. It was veryhigh at first, descending gradually until it ended in a series ofdismal moans. It had a strange effect upon the blacks, almostparalyzing them with terror while it lasted, and it was an hour beforethe camp settled down to sleep once more. In the morning the effectsof it were still visible in the fearful, sidelong glances that theWaziri continually cast at the massive and forbidding structure whichloomed above them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The outer wall was fifty feet in height where it had not fallen intoruin, but nowhere as far as they could see had more than ten or twentyfeet of the upper courses fallen away. It was still a formidabledefense. On several occasions Tarzan had thought that he discernedthings moving behind the ruined portions of the wall near to them, asthough creatures were watching them from behind the bulwarks of theancient pile. And often he felt the sensation of unseen eyes upon him, but not once could he be... sure that it was more than imagination.
That night they camped outside the city. Once, at midnight, they wereawakened by a shrill scream from beyond the great wall. It was veryhigh at first, descending gradually until it ended in a series ofdismal moans. It had a strange effect upon the blacks, almostparalyzing them with terror while it lasted, and it was an hour beforethe camp settled down to sleep once more. In the morning the effectsof it were still visible in the fearful, sidelong glances that theWaziri continually cast at the massive and forbidding structure whichloomed above them.
What to read after Return 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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