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"
We
be
of
one
blood
,
ye
and
I
,
"
said
Mowgli
,
giving
the
words
the
Bear
accent
which
all
the
Hunting
People
use
.
"
Good
.
Now
for
the
birds
.
"
Mowgli
repeated
,
with
the
Kite
's
whistle
at
the
end
of
the
sentence
.
"
Now
for
the
Snake-People
,
"
said
Bagheera
.
The
answer
was
a
perfectly
indescribable
hiss
,
and
Mowgli
kicked
up
his
feet
behind
,
clapped
his
hands
together
to
applaud
himself
,
and
jumped
on
to
Bagheera
's
back
,
where
he
sat
sideways
,
drumming
with
his
heels
on
the
glossy
skin
and
making
the
worst
faces
he
could
think
of
at
Baloo
.
"
There
--
there
!
That
was
worth
a
little
bruise
,
"
said
the
brown
bear
tenderly
.
"
Some
day
thou
wilt
remember
me
.
"
Then
he
turned
aside
to
tell
Bagheera
how
he
had
begged
the
Master
Words
from
Hathi
the
Wild
Elephant
,
who
knows
all
about
these
things
,
and
how
Hathi
had
taken
Mowgli
down
to
a
pool
to
get
the
Snake
Word
from
a
water-snake
,
because
Baloo
could
not
pronounce
it
,
and
how
Mowgli
was
now
reasonably
safe
against
all
accidents
in
the
jungle
,
because
neither
snake
,
bird
,
nor
beast
would
hurt
him
.
"
No
one
then
is
to
be
feared
,
"
Baloo
wound
up
,
patting
his
big
furry
stomach
with
pride
.
"
Except
his
own
tribe
,
"
said
Bagheera
,
under
his
breath
;
and
then
aloud
to
Mowgli
,
"
Have
a
care
for
my
ribs
,
Little
Brother
!
What
is
all
this
dancing
up
and
down
?
"
Mowgli
had
been
trying
to
make
himself
heard
by
pulling
at
Bagheera
's
shoulder
fur
and
kicking
hard
.
When
the
two
listened
to
him
he
was
shouting
at
the
top
of
his
voice
,
"
And
so
I
shall
have
a
tribe
of
my
own
,
and
lead
them
through
the
branches
all
day
long
.
"
