The Jungle Book, by Rudyard Kipling
- “Good Luck Go With You, O Chief of the Wolves.”
- “The Tiger’s Roar Filled the Cave With Thunder.”
- The Meeting at Council Rock.
- “Bagheera would lie out on a branch and call, ‘Come along, Little
Brother.’”
- “‘Wake, Little Brother; I Bring News.’”
- ‘Are All These Tales Such Cobwebs and Moontalk?’ Said Mowgli.
- Buldeo Lay Still, Expecting Every Minute to See Mowgli Turn Into a
Tiger, Too.
- “When the Moon Rose Over the Plain the Villagers Saw Mowgli Trotting
Across, With Two Wolves At His Heels.”
- “They Clambered Up On The Council Rock Together, and Mowgli Spread
the Skin Out On the Flat Stone.”
- “Ten Fathoms Deep”
- “They were all awake and staring in every direction but the right
one.”
- “He Had Found Sea Cow At Last.”
- “Rikki Looked Down Between the Boy’s Collar and Neck.”
- “He Put His Nose Into the Ink.”
- “Rikki Tikki Was Awake On The Pillow.”
- “He Came To Breakfast Riding on Teddy’s Shoulder.”
- “We are very miserable, said Darzee.”
- “‘I Am Nag,’ Said the Cobra: ‘Look and Be Afraid!’ But At the Bottom
of His Cold Heart He Was Afraid.”
- “He Jumped Up in the Air, And Just Under Him Whizzed By the Head of
Nagaina.”
- “In the Dark He Ran Up Against Chuchundra, the Muskrat.”
- “Then Rikki-Tikki Was Battered To and Fro as a Rat is Shaken by a
Dog.”
- “Darzee’s Wife Pretends to Have a Broken Wing.”
- “Nagaina Flew Down the Path, With Rikki-Tikki Behind Her.”
- “It Is All Over.”
- “Kala Nag Was the Best-Loved Elephant in the Service.
- “‘He is afraid of me,’ said little Toomai, and he made Kala Nag
lift up his feet one after the other.”
- “He would get his torch and wave it and yell with the best.”
- “‘Not green corn, protector of the poor, — melons,’ said little
Toomai.”
- Little Toomai Laid Himself Down Close to the Great neck, Lest a
Swinging Bough Should Sweep Him to the Ground.”
- “Little Toomai Looked Down Upon Scores and Scores of Broad
Backs.”
- “To Toomai of the Elephants, ‘Barrao’!”
- “A Camel had Blundered Into My Tent.”
- “‘Anybody Can Be Forgiven For Being Scared in the Night,’ Said the
Troop-Horse.”
- “‘The Man Was Lying on the Ground, and I Stretched Myself Not to
Tread on Him, and He Slashed Up At Me.’”
- “Then I Heard an Old, Grizzled, Long-Haired, Central Asian Chief
Asking Questions of a Native Officer.”