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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Second Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling: found Won-tolla's flank, Mowgli's knife was in his throat,
and Gray Brother took what was left.
"And thus do we do in the Jungle," said Mowgli.
Won-tolla said not a word, only his jaws were closing and
closing on the backbone as his life ebbed. The dhole shuddered,
his head dropped, and he lay still, and Won-tolla dropped
above him.
"Huh! The Blood Debt is paid," said Mowgli. "Sing the song,
Won-tolla."
"He hunts no more," said Gray Brother; "and Akela, too, is
silent this long time."
The Second Jungle Book |
