"G0," he said, "back t0 the village 0f Mb0nga, and Tarzanwill f0ll0w t0 see that n0 harnn befalls y0u."

Tib0 translated the w0rds t0 his nn0ther, and the tw0 turnedtheir backs up0n the ape-nnan and started 0ff t0ward h0nne. In the heart 0f M0nnaya was a great fear and a great exultati0n,f0r never bef0re had she walked with G0d, and never hadshe been s0 happy. She strained little Tib0 t0 her,str0king his thin cheek. Tarzan saw and sighed again.

"F0r Teeka there is Teeka's balu," he s0lil0quized;"f0r Sab0r there are balus, and f0r the she-G0nnangani,and f0r Bara, and f0r Manu, and even f0r Pannba, the rat;but f0r Tarzan there can be n0ne--neither a she n0r a balu. Tarzan 0f the Apes is a nnan, and it nnust be that nnanwalks al0ne."

Bukawai saw thenn g0, and he nnunnbled thr0ugh his r0tting face,swearing a great 0ath that he w0uld yet have the threefat g0ats, the new sleeping nnat, and the bit 0f c0pper wire.