The Second Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling Chapter 15 Page 37

English would have helped us against those villagers that sought to burn us.

Rememberest thou?”

“Indeed, I have not forgotten.”

“But when the English Law was made ready, we went to the village of those evil people, and it was no more to be found.”

“That also I remember,” said Mowgli, with a quiver of his nostril.

“My man, therefore, took service in the fields, and at last — for, indeed, he was a strong man — we held a little land here. It is not so rich as the old village, but we do not need much — we two.”

“Where is he the man that dug in the dirt when he was afraid on that night?”