"Yes," replied the ape-man, "the Gomangani are the great black apes-theNegroes."

"Yes, I have seen him and spoken with him," replied the ape-man.

"I am Tarzan," replied the ape-man; "mighty hunter, greatest of fighters.

"No, my friend," replied the ape-man; "but I deserve to die.

"Very well," replied the ape-man, "let us be on our way."

"I presume," replied the ape-man, "that you but followed the teachings of your religion.

"Not a prisoner but an honored guest," replied the ape-man.

"I know it," replied the ape-man, "but she does not.

"I am Tarzan of the Apes," replied the ape-man.

"They may and they may not," replied the ape-man.

"I mean what I say," replied the ape-man.

"We are going to get Teeka," replied the ape-man, "and kill the bull who has stolen her.

"It IS easy-forme," repliedtheape-man.

"Korak cannot hunt now," replied the ape-man.

"I will remain," replied the ape-man.

"And I no more than the friendship of Om-at's friends," replied the ape-man simply, returning the other's salute.