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I led the way directly to the spot at which we had found the trail, about four miles down river from the ship and apparently in the heart of dense forest.

I watched the water rise until the little deck I stood on was awash, and then I clambered once more to the top of the conning-tower.

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“The Prince of Helium is no fool,” he said.

I knew though that my ruse had worked and that temporarily at least Thuvia and Tars Tarkas were safe, and the means of escape was theirs.

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In his madness he ran into the forest and must have died there of hunger, for no one has ever either seen him again or heard of him.

"A bear," thought I, and thanked the instinct that had impelled me to cling tenaciously to my rifle during the moments of my awful tumble.