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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Son of Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs: but they must do it in their own way and that meant enlisting
the services of their kinsmen and allies of the hill country.
So Korak was forced to give in. All he could do for the present
was to urge them to haste, and at his suggestion the king baboon
with a dozen of his mightiest bulls agreed to go to the hill
country with Korak, leaving the balance of the herd behind.
Once enlisted in the adventure the baboons became quite
enthusiastic about it. The delegation set off immediately.
They traveled swiftly; but the ape-man found no difficulty in
keeping up with them. They made a tremendous racket as they
passed through the trees in an endeavor to suggest to enemies
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