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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Return of Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs: his daughter."
"Jane Porter!" exclaimed the girl. "Do you mean to tell me
that you know Jane Porter? Why, she is the very best friend
I have in the world. We were little children together--we have
known each other for ages."
"Indeed!" he answered, smiling. "You would have difficulty
in persuading any one of the fact who had seen either of you."
"I'll qualify the statement, then," she answered, with a laugh.
"We have known each other for two ages--hers and mine.
But seriously we are as dear to each other as sisters,
and now that I am going to lose her I am almost heartbroken."
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