24 illustrations
From Kipling's The Jungle Book, Baloo singing the Law of the Jungle to a pack of wolves.
Mother wolf and father wolf and four little cubs. They lived in a cave. Father wolf woke up and yawned.
A man's cub. "Look!" said Father wolf. In front of him stood a naked baby, who could just walk.
The little baby comes into the wolf's cave. He looked up into Father wolf's face and laughed.
"Is that a man's cub?" said Mother wolf. "Bring it here," Father wolf's jaws closed on the child's back.…
Mowgli at the Council. Akela, the great, gray, Lone wolf, the leader of the Pack, lay on the Council…
The Lone Wolf, Akela, calls for sponsors. The Law of the Jungle lays down that if there is any dispute…
The Black Panther promises a bull to the Pack as the price of Mowgli's acceptance.
Baloo teaching Mowgli. "Thou has been with the Monkey People, the gray apes, the people without a Law,…
Baloo instructs Mowgli concerning the monkeys. "But we do not notice them even when they throw nuts…
Mowgli used to make little play-huts. The Monkey People considered these huts most wonderful.
The Monkeys capture Mowgli. Two of the strongest monkeys caught Mowgli under the arms and swung off…
Reynard the Fox put himself in the bucket of the well, calls, and gets the attention of Ereswine the…