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"
Has
he
eaten
today
,
or
does
he
hunt
empty
?
"
said
Mowgli
,
for
the
answer
meant
life
and
death
to
him
.
"
He
killed
at
dawn
--
a
pig
--
and
he
has
drunk
too
.
Remember
,
Shere
Khan
could
never
fast
,
even
for
the
sake
of
revenge
.
"
"
Oh
!
Fool
,
fool
!
What
a
cub
's
cub
it
is
!
Eaten
and
drunk
too
,
and
he
thinks
that
I
shall
wait
till
he
has
slept
!
Now
,
where
does
he
lie
up
?
If
there
were
but
ten
of
us
we
might
pull
him
down
as
he
lies
.
These
buffaloes
will
not
charge
unless
they
wind
him
,
and
I
can
not
speak
their
language
.
Can
we
get
behind
his
track
so
that
they
may
smell
it
?
"
"
He
swam
far
down
the
Waingunga
to
cut
that
off
,
"
said
Gray
Brother
.
"
Tabaqui
told
him
that
,
I
know
.
He
would
never
have
thought
of
it
alone
.
"
Mowgli
stood
with
his
finger
in
his
mouth
,
thinking
.
"
The
big
ravine
of
the
Waingunga
.
That
opens
out
on
the
plain
not
half
a
mile
from
here
.
I
can
take
the
herd
round
through
the
jungle
to
the
head
of
the
ravine
and
then
sweep
down
--
but
he
would
slink
out
at
the
foot
.
We
must
block
that
end
.
Gray
Brother
,
canst
thou
cut
the
herd
in
two
for
me
?
"
"
Not
I
,
perhaps
--
but
I
have
brought
a
wise
helper
.
"
Gray
Brother
trotted
off
and
dropped
into
a
hole
.
Then
there
lifted
up
a
huge
gray
head
that
Mowgli
knew
well
,
and
the
hot
air
was
filled
with
the
most
desolate
cry
of
all
the
jungle
--
the
hunting
howl
of
a
wolf
at
midday
.
"
Akela
!
Akela
!
"
said
Mowgli
,
clapping
his
hands
.
"
I
might
have
known
that
thou
wouldst
not
forget
me
.
We
have
a
big
work
in
hand
.
Cut
the
herd
in
two
,
Akela
.
Keep
the
cows
and
calves
together
,
and
the
bulls
and
the
plow
buffaloes
by
themselves
.
"
The
two
wolves
ran
,
ladies
'
-
chain
fashion
,
in
and
out
of
the
herd
,
which
snorted
and
threw
up
its
head
,
and
separated
into
two
clumps
.
In
one
,
the
cow-buffaloes
stood
with
their
calves
in
the
center
,
and
glared
and
pawed
,
ready
,
if
a
wolf
would
only
stay
still
,
to
charge
down
and
trample
the
life
out
of
him
.
In
the
other
,
the
bulls
and
the
young
bulls
snorted
and
stamped
,
but
though
they
looked
more
imposing
they
were
much
less
dangerous
,
for
they
had
no
calves
to
protect
.
No
six
men
could
have
divided
the
herd
so
neatly
.
"
What
orders
!
"
panted
Akela
.
"
They
are
trying
to
join
again
.
"
