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Meets Mutineers

Tarzan · December 23, 1932 · 12 min · 2,128 words

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Tarzan of the Apes, from the novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs, with Mr. James H. Pierce as Tarzan, and Mr. Juan Burroughs as Jane Porter. This is an American gold-sealed production coming to you over the world broadcasting system and associated stations.

Tarzan has rescued Jane from the pirates, and, believing that her own people are not capable of protecting her, he has taken her to the jungle with him. First round of his party, in trying to rescue Jane, have himself been captured by the pirates.

Lieutenant Donald, however, tricks one of the pirates into taking him to the edge of the jungle. And from there, Donald makes a break for freedom. Now, are you ready? Oh, you're a brat. We never should have let Donald try to get away.

I know no, Philanda. If he hadn't wanted to get me out, he never would have tried. No, no, Professor. He wanted to get us all out of the clutches of these pirates. I blame myself. I blame myself in pirates.

I blame a lot. I am a long, high enough for that tree there. How you heard Clayton? No. No, I'm all right. A few bruises, but perfectly sound. I did darn no getting off the word, Bruce. That's not a word.

Sir, late at all today. That lot of good battle to him. I'll have him back here for you to say Jack Robinson. He got away. Yes, Professor. Now don't say anything more. Oh, yeah, you talk. I'll see to that.

No, that's it. What did you know about this year, runner? Why, nothing's night. How about you, Commander? Why, did I know anything about it? Oh, no. You're all as innocent as a lot of bloody lads.

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