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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: a familiarity about his carriage and figure that puzzled Korak.
The ape-man decided that to find the girl again he would but
have to keep in touch with the young Englishman, and so he fell
in behind the pair, following them to Hanson's camp. Here the
Hon. Morison penned a brief note, which Hanson gave into the
keeping of one of his boys who started off forthwith toward
the south.
Korak remained in the vicinity of the camp, keeping a careful
watch upon the Englishman. He had half expected to find the
girl at the destination of the two riders and had been
disappointed when no sign of her materialized about the camp.
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