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The Jungle Book - Rudyard Kipling
with the younger wolves of the
Pack, who followed him for scraps,
a thing Akela would never have
allowed if he had dared to push
his authority to the proper
bounds. Then Shere Khan would
flatter them and wonder that such
fine young hunters were content
to be led by a dying wolf and a
man's cub. "They tell me," Shere
Khan would say, "that at Council
ye dare not look him between the
eyes." And the young wolves
would growl and bristle.
Bagheera, who had eyes and ears
everywhere, knew something of
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