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Burroughs, Edgar Rice

"Tarzan And The Jewels Of Opar"


? ? ? ? "I shall sell her in the north," replied the raider. "It is the only way, now. She should bring a good price."


? ? ? ? The Belgian nodded. He was thinking rapidly. If he could persuade Achmet Zek to send him in command of the party which took Lady Greystoke north it would give him the opportunity he craved to make his escape from his chief. He would forego a share of the gold, if he could but get away unscathed with the jewels.


? ? ? ? He knew Achmet Zek well enough by this time to know that no member of his band ever was voluntarily released from the service of Achmet Zek. Most of the few who deserted were recaptured. More than once had Werper listened to their agonized screams as they were tortured before being put to death. The Belgian had no wish to take the slightest chance of recapture.


? ? ? ? "Who will go north with the woman," he asked, "while we are returning for the gold that the Waziri buried by the bungalow of the Englishman?"


? ? ? ? Achmet Zek thought for a moment. The buried gold was of much greater value than the price the woman would bring.


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