The Jungle Book

by David Hill

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The Jungle Book

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Mowgli, as an infant had been found by the wolf in the jungle; she had brought him up just as she had brought up her own cubs. Mowgli, still a boy played with all the animals in the jungle. He had many friends; Bhaloo, the bear. Bhagera, the panther and his many monkey friends. But Sher Khan, the tiger was no fiend. Mowgli had always been warned to stay away from Sher Khan’s territory. Sher Khan did not like Mowgli and waited for a chance to harm the boy.

One day, while Mowgli was playing, Bhaloo came running to Mowgli and said, “Mowgli, Sher Khan is in a terrible temper. He is going around telling everyone that he wants to kill you.” Mowgli said, “Don’t worry Bhaloo, I can protect myself.”

Mowgli had a plan. It was to counter attack. He wanted to let loose the wild bulls of the forest on Sher Khan. To do this he had to corner Sher Khan. He knew where Sher Khan spent most of his time; it was on a slope in the mountains, far from Mowgli’s cave. He did not want Sher Khan to spot him because that would be the end of him. Mowgli thought, “I should go around the mountain and to the top without Sher Khan seeing me. From the top the bulls can charge at Sher Khan.”

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