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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Son of Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs: to his feet the blacks closed in.
A couple of them seized the clawing, biting Meriem, and
subdued her--a blow upon the head was sufficient. For the ape-
man they found more drastic measures would be necessary.
Weighted down as he was by dogs and warriors he still managed
to struggle to his feet. To right and left he swung crushing blows
to the faces of his human antagonists--to the dogs he paid not
the slightest attention other than to seize the more persistent and
wring their necks with a single quick movement of the wrist.
A knob stick aimed at him by an ebon Hercules he caught and
wrested from his antagonist, and then the blacks experienced to
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