Quotation from: The Beasts of Tarzan

Written by: Edgar Rice Burroughs


The teeth of the ape-man were buried in the back of Sheeta's neck
and his right arm was round the fierce throat, while the left hand,
grasping a slender piece of stone, rose and fell in mighty blows
upon the panther's side behind the left shoulder.


Akut had just time to leap to one side to avoid being pinioned
beneath these battling monsters of the jungle.


With a crash they came to earth at his feet. Sheeta was screaming,
snarling, and roaring horribly; but the white ape clung tenaciously
and in silence to the thrashing body of his quarry.

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