The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling Chapter 5 Page 27

“Well done! Another charge and they are fairly started. Careful, now — careful, Akela. A snap too much and the bulls will charge. Hujah! This is wilder work than driving black-buck. Didst thou think these creatures could move so swiftly?” Mowgli called.

“I have — have hunted these too in my time,” gasped Akela in the dust. “Shall I turn them into the jungle?”

“Ay!

Turn. Swiftly turn them! Rama is mad with rage. Oh, if I could only tell him what I need of him to-day.”

The bulls were turned, to the right this time, and crashed into the standing thicket. The other herd children, watching with the cattle half a mile away, hurried to the village as fast as their