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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: behind them, and at last he overtook them. When first he came
upon them they were moving slowly but steadily southward in
one of those periodic migrations the reasons for which the baboon
himself is best able to explain. At sight of the white warrior
who came upon them from down wind the herd halted in response to
the warning cry of the sentinel that had discovered him. There was
much growling and muttering; much stiff-legged circling on the
part of the bulls. The mothers, in nervous, high pitched tones,
called their young to their sides, and with them moved to safety
behind their lords and masters.
Korak called aloud to the king, who, at the familiar voice,
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