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village of Achmet Zek�察�and tall�察�even among the giant Waziri�察�loomed a 

familiar black form at the side of Basuli。             It was Mugambi�察�whom Jane 

had thought dead amidst the charred ruins of the bungalow。 

     Ah�察�such a reunion�        �Long into the night the dancing and the singing 

and the laughter awoke the echoes of the somber wood。                   Again and again 

were the stories of their various adventures retold。             Again and once again 

they fought their battles with savage beast and savage man�察�and dawn was 

already breaking when Basuli�察�for the fortieth time�察�narrated how he and a 

handful of his warriors had watched the battle for the golden ingots which 

the Abyssinians of Abdul Mourak had waged against the Arab raiders of 

Achmet Zek�察�and how�察�when the victors had ridden away they had sneaked 

out   of   the   river   reeds   and   stolen   away   with   the   precious   ingots   to   hide 

them where no robber eye ever could discover them。 

     Pieced   out   from   the   fragments   of   their   various   experiences   with   the 

Belgian     the   truth   concerning     the   malign    activities   of  Albert    Werper 

became      apparent。    Only    Lady    Greystoke     found    aught   to  praise   in  the 

conduct of the man�察�and it was difficult even for her to reconcile his many 

heinous acts with this one evidence of chivalry and honor。 

     ;Deep in the soul of every man�察─�said Tarzan�察 �must lurk the germ of 

righteousness。       It  was    your   own    virtue�察  �Jane�察  �rather   even   than   your 

helplessness   which   awakened   for   an   instant   the   latent   decency   of   this 

degraded man。        In that one act he retrieved himself�察�and when he is called 

to   face   his   Maker   may   it   outweigh   in   the   balance�察  �all   the   sins   he   has 

committed。; 



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     And Jane Clayton breathed a fervent�察 �Amen� ─�

       Months had passed。         The labor of the Waziri and the gold of Opar 

had    rebuilt   and   refurnished    the   wasted    homestead      of  the  Greystokes。 

Once   more   the   simple   life   of   the   great African   farm   went   on   as   it   had 

before    the   coming    of   the  Belgian    and   the  Arab。    Forgotten      were   the 

sorrows and dangers of yesterday。 

     For the first time in months Lord Greystoke felt that he might indulge 

in a holiday�察�and so a great hunt was organized that the faithful laborers 

might feast in celebration of the completion of their work。 

     In itself the hunt was a success�察�and ten days after its inauguration�察�a 

well´laden safari took up its return march toward the Waziri plain。                   Lord 

and Lady Greystoke with Basuli and Mugambi rode together at the head of 

the column�察 �laughing   and   talking   together in that   easy  familiarity  which 

common interests and mutual respect breed between honest and intelligent 

men of any races。 

     Jane   Clayton's   horse   shied   suddenly   at   an   object   half   hidden   in   the 

long grasses of an open space in the jungle。               Tarzan's keen eyes sought 

quickly for an explanation of the animal's action。 

     ;What     have    we   here�拭─  �he   cried�察 �swinging     from   his   saddle�察  �and   a 

moment later the four were grouped about a human skull and a little litter 

of whitened human bones。 

     Tarzan stooped and lifted a leathern pouch from the grisly relics of a 

man。      The    hard   outlines    of  the   contents    brought    an   exclamation     of 

surprise to his lips。 

     ;The     jewels   of   Opar� ─   �he   cried�察 �holding    the   pouch    aloft�察  �and�察─�

pointing to the bones at his feet�察 �all that remains of Werper�察�the Belgian。; 

     Mugambi   laughed。        ;Look   within�察  �Bwana�察─  �he   cried�察   �and   you   will 

see what are the jewels of Oparyou will see what the Belgian gave his 

life for�察─�and the black laughed aloud。 

     ;Why do you laugh�拭─�asked Tarzan。 

     ;Because�察─�replied Mugambi�察 �I filled the Belgian's pouch with river 

gravel before I escaped the camp of the Abyssinians whose prisoners we 

were。     I left the Belgian only worthless stones�察�while I brought away with 

me the jewels he had stolen from you。               That they were afterward stolen 



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from me while I slept in the jungle is my shame and my disgrace�察�but at 

least the Belgian lost themopen his pouch and you will see。; 

     Tarzan   untied   the   thong   which   held   the   mouth   of   the   leathern   bag 

closed�察  �and   permitted   the   contents   to   trickle   slowly   forth   into   his   open 

palm。     Mugambi's   eyes   went   wide   at   the   sight�察  �and   the   others   uttered 

exclamations        of   surprise     and    incredulity�察   �for    from    the    rusty   and 

weatherworn pouch ran a stream of brilliant�察�scintillating gems。 

     ;The jewels of Opar� ─�cried Tarzan。               ;But how did Werper come by 

them again�拭─�

     None   could   answer�察  �for   both   Chulk   and   Werper   were   dead�察  �and   no 

other knew。 

     ;Poor   devil� ─  �said   the   ape´man�察  �as   he   swung   back   into   his   saddle。 

;Even in death he has made restitution let his sins lie with his bones。; 



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