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"

Good

!

"

said

Mowgli

.

"

I

go

.

But

art

thou

sure

,

O

my

Bagheera

"

--

he

slipped

his

arm

around

the

splendid

neck

and

looked

deep

into

the

big

eyes

--

"

art

thou

sure

that

all

this

is

Shere

Khan

's

doing

?

"

"

By

the

Broken

Lock

that

freed

me

,

I

am

sure

,

Little

Brother

.

"

"

Then

,

by

the

Bull

that

bought

me

,

I

will

pay

Shere

Khan

full

tale

for

this

,

and

it

may

be

a

little

over

,

"

said

Mowgli

,

and

he

bounded

away

.

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"

That

is

a

man

.

That

is

all

a

man

,

"

said

Bagheera

to

himself

,

lying

down

again

.

"

Oh

,

Shere

Khan

,

never

was

a

blacker

hunting

than

that

frog-hunt

of

thine

ten

years

ago

!

"

Mowgli

was

far

and

far

through

the

forest

,

running

hard

,

and

his

heart

was

hot

in

him

.

He

came

to

the

cave

as

the

evening

mist

rose

,

and

drew

breath

,

and

looked

down

the

valley

.

The

cubs

were

out

,

but

Mother

Wolf

,

at

the

back

of

the

cave

,

knew

by

his

breathing

that

something

was

troubling

her

frog

.

"

What

is

it

,

Son

?

"

she

said

.

"

Some

bat

's

chatter

of

Shere

Khan

,

"

he

called

back

.

"

I

hunt

among

the

plowed

fields

tonight

,

"

and

he

plunged

downward

through

the

bushes

,

to

the

stream

at

the

bottom

of

the

valley

.

There

he

checked

,

for

he

heard

the

yell

of

the

Pack

hunting

,

heard

the

bellow

of

a

hunted

Sambhur

,

and

the

snort

as

the

buck

turned

at

bay

.

Then

there

were

wicked

,

bitter

howls

from

the

young

wolves

:

"

Akela

!

Akela

!

Let

the

Lone

Wolf

show

his

strength

.

Room

for

the

leader

of

the

Pack

!

Spring

,

Akela

!

"

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The

Lone

Wolf

must

have

sprung

and

missed

his

hold

,

for

Mowgli

heard

the

snap

of

his

teeth

and

then

a

yelp

as

the

Sambhur

knocked

him

over

with

his

forefoot

.

He

did

not

wait

for

anything

more

,

but

dashed

on

;

and

the

yells

grew

fainter

behind

him

as

he

ran

into

the

croplands

where

the

villagers

lived

.

"

Bagheera

spoke

truth

,

"

he

panted

,

as

he

nestled

down

in

some

cattle

fodder

by

the

window

of

a

hut

.

"

To-morrow

is

one

day

both

for

Akela

and

for

me

.

"

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