Quotation from: The Beasts of Tarzan

Written by: Edgar Rice Burroughs


When one made a kill he called the other, and thus they fed well
and often.


On one occasion as they were dining upon the carcass of a boar that
Sheeta had dispatched, Numa, the lion, grim and terrible, broke
through the tangled grasses close beside them.


With an angry, warning roar he sprang forward to chase them from
their kill. Sheeta bounded into a near-by thicket, while Tarzan
took to the low branches of an overhanging tree.

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