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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: the villainous old Arab? No! But, on the other hand, could he
take her into the jungle with him? What could he accomplish
burdened by a weak and frightened girl? She would scream at
her own shadow when the moon came out upon the jungle night
and the great beasts roamed, moaning and roaring, through
the darkness.
He stood for several minutes buried in thought. The girl
watched his face, wondering what was passing in his mind.
She, too, was thinking of the future. She feared to remain
and suffer the vengeance of The Sheik. There was no one in
all the world to whom she might turn, other than this half-naked
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