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  2. The arrow, aimed with care, lodged in the lion's spine
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  3. The shaggy, knotted, hideous little men seized him
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  4. Clutched tightly in his hand was the sacrificial knife
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  5. Tarzan leaped straight into the air
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  6. La approached with upraised knife.
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  7. Tantor seized one in the coils of his trunk
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  8. The lion dragged the Arab from his saddle
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  9. Behind him crept Chulk and Taglat
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