Which evidence from the text supports the inference that Clayton is wrong and that the man who saved him from the lion really is Tarzan? "Tarzan was on the point of going off to look for the old man" when he realized that a leopard was stalking Clayton. The reader knows that Tarzan followed Clayton and saw Numa the lion "stalking the white man a dozen paces to the right." To Tarzan, the jungle undergrowth is "as simple as is the main street of your own home town to you." None of the above applies. This statement is speculation rather than an inference.