THE JUNGLE BOOK

"LITTLE TOOMAI LAID HIMSELF DOWN CLOSE TO THE GREAT NECK
LEST A SWINGING BOUGH SHOULD SWEEP HIM TO
THE GROUND." (SEE PAGE 246.)

Copyright 1893, 1894, by

Rudyard Kipling

Copyright, 1894, by

Harper and Brothers

Copyright 1893, 1894, by

The Century Co.

CONTENTS

PAGE

Mowgli's Brothers 1

Hunting-Song of the Seeonee Pack 42

Kaa's Hunting 47

Road-Song of the Bandar-log 89

"Tiger! Tiger!" 93

Mowgli's Song 131

The White Seal 137

Lukannon 170

Rikki-tikki-tavi" 175

Darzee's Chaunt 212

Toomai of the Elephants 217

Shiv and the Grasshopper 261

Her Majesty's Servants 265

Parade-Song of the Camp Animals 300

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

PAGE

"Little Toomai laid himself down close to the
great Neck, lest a swinging Bough should
sweep him to the Ground" Frontispiece

"'Good Luck go with you, O Chief of the
Wolves'" 5

"The Tiger's Roar filled the Cave with Thunder" 11

The Meeting at the Council Rock 17

"Bagheera would lie out on a Branch and call,
'Come along, Little Brother'" 23

"'Wake, Little Brother; I bring News'" 99

"'Are all these Tales such Cobwebs and Moon-Talk?'
said Mowgli" 105

"Buldeo lay as still, as still, expecting every Minute
to see Mowgli turn into a Tiger, too" 121

"When the Moon rose over the Plain the Villagers
saw Mowgli trotting across, with two
Wolves at his Heels" 126

"They clambered up on the Council Rock together,
and Mowgli spread the Skin out on
the flat Stone" 129

"Ten Fathoms Deep" 146

"They were all awake and staring in every Direction
but the right one" 154

"He had found Sea Cow at last" 162

"Rikki-tikki looked down between the Boy's Collar
and Neck"