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The giants separated and stared each other down for an instant. Each refused to give way; each was unaccustomed to being resisted. Kong arched his broad back and rose higher than Ann’s perch. He beat his chest in defiance. The great saurian bobbed for a moment, feinting to one side, and then pressed an attack with the swiftness of a striking snake, mouth gaping, teeth flashing.
Knowing that even one bite from that mouth could be lethal, Kong moved swiftly to the side, and the predator’s jaws snapped on thin air. Kong’s tremendously powerful arms clamped on the creature’s head, holding the jaws shut.


Excerpt From
Merian C. Cooper's King Kong, Chapter 15