Rescues Jane From The Apes

Arzan of the Apes brought to you from out the pages of Edgar Riceborough's exciting book. Her cause, the bull ape, vanished from the ape tribe of Kirchach, drops unseen from the trees. Jane Porter horrified, tell her stricken, finds herself in the brute carry arms.

She kicks and beats the beast, her struggle is useless. Her cause sweeps her off her feet and carries her into the law branches of a giant tree. Porter and Philando stand petrified, unable to grasp what's taking place before their very eyes.

They see the ape, they see Jane, but so utterly unbelievable. So fantastic is the thing they can't grasp it. Paaraje. David! David! What in the world are you? Don't show! Don't show! What do you mean?

You have changed. You took a minute. I hear a great friend. Hey, where? We are this way. Quickly, don't stand there cabbling at 21 hours. So, James, James has been my little baby, my little girl.

Open the company. What? James, what you trust? We heard her scream. And then we started to start struggling with what men struggling with what? I don't know what I could see, because she was whisked away into the tree.

Was it the man who rescued us, the man that saved you from the lion? No, no, no, no, no, I'm sure it wasn't. Quick professor, pull yourself together. Did you see who? What it was?

It was an ape. I'm sure. An ape? Why didn't you shoot? Because we might have killed James. Well this way, come on. Follow me. Follow me, come on, don't stand there, come on. James screams, Carrie, thanks into Tarzan, swinging his way through the trees.