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Updated: May 28, 2025
Tell me the worst, or I will tear you to pieces with my hands and teeth. You have seen that I can do it!" A look of wide-eyed surprise overspread Anderssen's face. "Why," he whispered, "Ay did not hurt them. Ay tried to save them from that Russian. Your vife was kind to me on the Kincaid, and Ay hear that little baby cry sometimes.
"You need not be ashamed of having read the book, Miss Harvey. I doubt not that you took all the good from it, and none of the harm, if harm there be." Grace looked at him; at once surprised and relieved. "It was a foolish romance-book, sir, as you seem to know. It was the only one which I ever read, except Hans Anderssen's, which are not romances, after all.
Like Anderssen's little sea-maiden she went, every step on sharp knives, across the rough beds of barnacles; but she felt no pain, in the greatness of her terror and her love.
From the direction of Anderssen's flight with Jane and the child Tarzan was convinced that the man had purposed attempting the tremendous feat of crossing the continent to Zanzibar; but whether Rokoff would dare so dangerous a journey or not was a question.
"What is the matter?" he asked. "You ban sick?" "Where is my baby?" she cried, ignoring his questions. Anderssen held out the chubby infant, but she shook her head. "It is not mine," she said. "You knew that it was not mine. You are a devil like the Russian." Anderssen's blue eyes stretched in surprise. "Not yours!" he exclaimed. "You tole me the kid aboard the Kincaid ban your kid."
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