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121
Then
he
pressed
his
face
close
to
the
window
and
watched
the
fire
on
the
hearth
.
He
saw
the
husbandman
's
wife
get
up
and
feed
it
in
the
night
with
black
lumps
.
And
when
the
morning
came
and
the
mists
were
all
white
and
cold
,
he
saw
the
man
's
child
pick
up
a
wicker
pot
plastered
inside
with
earth
,
fill
it
with
lumps
of
red-hot
charcoal
,
put
it
under
his
blanket
,
and
go
out
to
tend
the
cows
in
the
byre
.
122
"
Is
that
all
?
"
said
Mowgli
.
"
If
a
cub
can
do
it
,
there
is
nothing
to
fear
.
"
So
he
strode
round
the
corner
and
met
the
boy
,
took
the
pot
from
his
hand
,
and
disappeared
into
the
mist
while
the
boy
howled
with
fear
.
123
"
They
are
very
like
me
,
"
said
Mowgli
,
blowing
into
the
pot
as
he
had
seen
the
woman
do
.
"
This
thing
will
die
if
I
do
not
give
it
things
to
eat
"
;
and
he
dropped
twigs
and
dried
bark
on
the
red
stuff
.
Halfway
up
the
hill
he
met
Bagheera
with
the
morning
dew
shining
like
moonstones
on
his
coat
.
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124
"
Akela
has
missed
,
"
said
the
Panther
.
"
They
would
have
killed
him
last
night
,
but
they
needed
thee
also
.
They
were
looking
for
thee
on
the
hill
.
"
125
"
I
was
among
the
plowed
lands
.
I
am
ready
.
See
!
"
Mowgli
held
up
the
fire-pot
.
126
"
Good
!
Now
,
I
have
seen
men
thrust
a
dry
branch
into
that
stuff
,
and
presently
the
Red
Flower
blossomed
at
the
end
of
it
.
Art
thou
not
afraid
?
"
127
"
No
.
Why
should
I
fear
?
I
remember
now
--
if
it
is
not
a
dream
--
how
,
before
I
was
a
Wolf
,
I
lay
beside
the
Red
Flower
,
and
it
was
warm
and
pleasant
.
"
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128
All
that
day
Mowgli
sat
in
the
cave
tending
his
fire
pot
and
dipping
dry
branches
into
it
to
see
how
they
looked
.
He
found
a
branch
that
satisfied
him
,
and
in
the
evening
when
Tabaqui
came
to
the
cave
and
told
him
rudely
enough
that
he
was
wanted
at
the
Council
Rock
,
he
laughed
till
Tabaqui
ran
away
.
Then
Mowgli
went
to
the
Council
,
still
laughing
.
129
Akela
the
Lone
Wolf
lay
by
the
side
of
his
rock
as
a
sign
that
the
leadership
of
the
Pack
was
open
,
and
Shere
Khan
with
his
following
of
scrap-fed
wolves
walked
to
and
fro
openly
being
flattered
.
Bagheera
lay
close
to
Mowgli
,
and
the
fire
pot
was
between
Mowgli
's
knees
.
When
they
were
all
gathered
together
,
Shere
Khan
began
to
speak
--
a
thing
he
would
never
have
dared
to
do
when
Akela
was
in
his
prime
.
130
"
He
has
no
right
,
"
whispered
Bagheera
.
"
Say
so
.
He
is
a
dog
's
son
.
He
will
be
frightened
.
"