Perilous Love ~ 35.08.11 ~ #231

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Perceiving Thorik, her betrothed, in Sybil's arms, Sigreda rushed toward them in flaming anger. Thorik ran joyously to greet her, but Sigreda spurned him.

"Away! You have betrayed the love I bore you!"

"No! the warrior cried in dismay. "I love only you. This other one is naught to me."

"He pledged me his love," Sybil lied boldly. Hoping thus to magnify the quarrel between Thorik and the Viking maid.

"You may have him," Sigreda raged. "The coward! He dallies here with you, shameless siren, while Erik rules his kingdom"

Tarzan looked on helplessly, utterly lost in this swirling, whirling pool of confused human passions.

"I hate you, Prince Thorik," Sigreda cried; "And someday I shall be revenged." She turned and fled.

"Pursue her!" Thorik begged Tarzan. "For my sake and hers, see that no harm comes to her."

When the ape-man overtook her, she turned on him like a tigress. "Do not follow me! I go where I please!"

"I must guard you from danger," he announced. Then Sigreda turned again to flee, but Tarzan seized her.

"You shall do as I say!" he said gruffly and once more the maiden thrilled to the touch of this masterful man. Then she looked up, and Tarzan was alarmed by the fire of fondness that burned in her brightening eyes!

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