Rain Comes

Tarzan of the Apes, from the novels by Edgar Rice Burrows with Mr. James H. Pierce as Tarzan and Mr. Joanne Burrows as Jane Porter. Professor Porter and his party, searching the African jungle for his daughter Jane, are captured by cannibals.

In a trial by poison, Philander out with the witch doctor and the party escapes death. In the jungle, Tarzan, called to settle a dispute among the apes, leaves Togg a bull ape to guard Jane.

While Torbjorn grubs at the base of a tree, hist, the snake quips himself about the great ape. Now, are you ready? Hold your breath. Jane Porter stumbles to the edge of the platform. With wide staring eyes, she looks down on the deadly combat below.

Hist, the snake, securing his anchorage to the south branch draw, pog, titer, and tighter, and you struggling, crushing, climbing, quiet. Oh! Oh! Oh! Tog, pikes, and pogs, sighing, and vain to free himself from the twisting, writhing horror.

Torbjorn beats futilely at empty air. The snake's jaws are dangerously close to the great ape's neck. Tom throws up a mighty hally arm. Snake hits his drawers back and tightens his coils. Jane watches for if I had as Tom struggles grow weaker and weaker.

Tom yells and screams, drove fager and fainter as the horror of the jungle. Hicks tightens about the great apes massive chest. We go. I'm always like an only sister in the time. Fight dog, I'm coming to help you.

Jane remembers her revolver. If only she can get close enough to shoot the snake without killing Tom. Jane swings from the platformer. She seems to have been too many times. She drops. I planned her arms reach out to catch a lower branch.