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THE QUEEN'S VENGEANCE ~ 1933.08.20

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"My friend Erich and I saved you from death. We have brought you to the throne," said Tarzan. "Do you then dare to destroy my friend?"

But the queen made no answer. She turned and fled -- weeping. Tarzan sought out the new pharaoh Tutamken for explanation of his sister's cruelty. "She is a queen and in love," said Tutamken. "A queen permits no rivals."

"And Tarzan does not permit his friends to be destroyed!" said the ape-man, "Where is Erich Von Harben?"

Tutamken summoned his spies, who whispered to him -- fearfully. "There's no time to lose!" cried Tutamken. "Come, Tarzan! There is a chance your friend still lives!" He had his fastest camels made ready and they raced over the desert. Finally they came in sight of great rocky cliffs. Birds of death were circling over a crevice in the foothills. In the crevice Von Harben was chained to a rock and the ferocious birds were attacking him. Just as he collapsed, Tarzan's arrows struck!

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