Quotation from: The Beasts of Tarzan

Written by: Edgar Rice Burroughs


Two boats were lowered, and as there was no sea the landing was
made with infinite ease. Eager and anxious, the beasts of Tarzan
sniffed the familiar air of their native island as the small boats
drew in toward the beach, and scarce had their keels grated upon
the sand than Sheeta and the apes of Akut were over the bows and
racing swiftly toward the jungle. A half-sad smile curved the
lips of the ape-man as he watched them go.


"Good-bye, my friends," he murmured. "You have been good and
faithful allies, and I shall miss you."

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