Quotation from: The Beasts of Tarzan

Written by: Edgar Rice Burroughs


Before him was the panther, silent and crouched.


Rokoff could not move. His knees trembled. His voice broke in
inarticulate shrieks. With a last piercing wail he sank to his
knees--and then Sheeta sprang.


Full upon the man's breast the tawny body hurtled, tumbling the
Russian to his back.


As the great fangs tore at the throat and chest, Jane Clayton turned
away in horror; but not so Tarzan of the Apes. A cold smile of
satisfaction touched his lips. The scar upon his forehead that
had burned scarlet faded to the normal hue of his tanned skin and
disappeared.

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