Tarzan and His Mate Page #4

and pass the loads to the man ahead.

Yes, bwana.

- I hope we've got the worst behind us.

- We have.

Saidi, send the men for cover!

That's Tarzan! He's calling them off.

Come along.

No use in starting a riot, Martin.

Kill one, and we'll have to kill all.

Am I glad to see you!

You got here just in time.

That's it, Harry. I told you I'd come back.

- Come back?

- How's Jane?

Man.

Yes, Tarzan. This is Martin, my friend.

Martin my friend.

You don't know how glad I am

to see you, old fellow.

Harry, Martin, my friend...

- Tarzan.

- That's right. But where is Jane?

Where is she? How is she?

How are you? Very well. Thank you.

- Has anything happened to her?

- Much man.

Yes, Tarzan, that's our safari. But...

There she is now.

Cheetah!

Cheetah baby.

Harry, I'm so glad you came.

Jane, I was so worried about you.

- When I saw Tarzan alone...

- You're not wounded?

- No.

- I was frightened.

- We came as fast as we could.

- You knew we were coming?

Tarzan heard there was a battle,

and I thought it must be you.

- He was coming to help you.

- Martin my friend.

Jane, this is Martin Arlington, my partner.

I thought you were a myth,

and I'm still not sure.

I think I can understand that.

I hope this means

I'm accepted in polite society.

- Yes, you're one of our set now.

- Did you think I was never coming back?

I knew you'd be back.

But, you know, it's been a year!

It's been a long year, too.

There were times

I thought we'd never make it.

- Tarzan will guide you the rest of the way.

- He will?

- I promised Harry.

- That's perfect.

Jane, I want to talk to you for hours.

But some of my men are hurt.

I should take care of them first.

- Is there any water here?

- Yes, there's a stream over there.

- He says he'll help you with your men.

- That's fine. Come along.

You know...

even if there wasn't any ivory,

I'd be glad I made the trek now.

You'll be much gladder

when you see how much ivory there is.

Well, I can't say

I don't care about a fortune.

You're hurt.

- It's nothing, a Gaboni arrow.

- They're poisonous.

- Careful, Tarzan, it's hot.

- Hot?

Yes, it's coffee.

I don't think you'll like it, darling.

- Like it?

- You never drink anything hot?

- Never.

- Don't you miss it, Jane, things like this?

I must say, it is rather nice

to have a cup of coffee for a change.

Yes, Tarzan.

- Where is he going?

- To build a house.

- Build a house?

- It doesn't take Tarzan long.

We have a mansion in every glade.

You can't spend

the rest of your life camping out.

- Don't you ever want to come back?

- No, Harry.

Wouldn't it be nice to live

where there's a lot of other men around?

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