Tarzan and the City of Goild

The circumstances that brought Tarzan northward into Kaffa are not a part of this story. Perhaps it is enough that the Lord of the Jungle loves to roam remote fastnesses still unspoiled by the devastating hand of civilization. Unsated with adventure it may be that Abyssinia's 350000 square miles of semisavagery held an irresistible lure for him in their suggestion of mysterious back country and in the ethonological secrets they have guarded from time immemorial. Wanderer adventurer outcast Greek phalanx and Roman legion all have entered Abyssinia within times chronicled by history or legend never to reappear; and it is believed by some that she holds the secret of the lost tribes of Israel. What wonders then what adventures might not her remote corners reveal! And it was to one such corner that the strange white warrior in armor of ivory led Tarzan to the luxurious court of the most beautiful woman in the world to slavery to the arena to the lion pit to an atmosphere of love and hate of intrigue and murder to new friends and powerful enemies to the throne of the Great God Thoos to flaming Xarator and to the horrors of the Grand Hunt. If you are bored by the humdrum of the daily grind of civilization lay aside the badges of your servitude don a loin cloth of lion skin seize bow and arrows and spear and tread the silent trails of the mysterious jungle toward high adventure with Tarzan of the Apes.