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Baloo	A
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For the sake of him who showed	B
One wise Frog the Jungle Road	B
Keep the Law the Man Pack make	C
For thy blind old Baloo's sake	C
Clean or tainted hot or stale	A
Hold it as it were the Trail	A
Through the day and through the night	D
Questing neither left nor right	D
For the sake of him who loves	E
Thee beyond all else that moves	F
When thy Pack would make thee pain	G
Say quot Tabaqui sings again quot	D
When thy Pack would work thee ill	A
Say quot Shere Khan is yet to kill quot	D
When the knife is drawn to slay	A
Keep the Law and go thy way	A
Root and honey palm and spathe	H
Guard a cub from harm and scathe	H
Wood and Water Wind and Tree	I
Jungle Favour go with thee	I
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Kaa	C
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Anger is the egg of Fear	J
Only lidless eyes see clear	J
Cobra poison none may leech	K
Even so with Cobra speech	K
Open talk shall call to thee	I
Strength whose mate is Courtesy	I
Send no lunge beyond thy length	H
Lend no rotten bough thy strength	H
Gauge thy gape with buck or goat	D
Lest thine eye should choke thy throat	D
After gorging wouldst thou sleep	L
Look thy den be hid and deep	L
Lest a wrong by thee forgot	D
Draw thy killer to the spot	D
East and West and North and South	H
Wash thy hide and close thy mouth	H
Pit and rift and blue pool brim	M
Middle Jungle follow him	M
Wood and Water Wind and Tree	I
Jungle Favour go with thee	I
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Bagheera	I
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In the cage my life began	N
Well I know the worth of Man	N
By the Broken Lock that freed	D
Man cub ware the Man cub's breed	D
Scenting dew or starlight pale	A
Choose no tangled tree cat trail	A
Pack or council hunt or den	O
Cry no truce with Jackal Men	O
Feed them silence when they say	A
quot Come with us an easy way quot	D
Feed them silence when they seek	C
Help of thine to hurt the weak	C
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Make no bandar's boast of skill	A
Hold thy peace above the kill	A
Let nor call nor song nor sign	P
Turn thee from thy hunting line	P
Morning mist or twilight clear	I
Serve him Wardens of the Deer	I
Wood and Water Wind and Tree	I
Jungle Favour go with thee	I
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The Three	I
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On the trail that thou must tread	D
To the threshold of our dread	D
Where the Flower blossoms red	D
Through the nights when thou shalt lie	A
Prisoned from our Mother sky	A
Hearing us thy loves go by	A
In the dawns when thou shalt wake	C
To the toil thou canst not break	C
Heartsick for the Jungle's sake	C
Wood and Water Wind air Tree	I
Wisdom Strength and Courtesy	I
Jungle Favour go with thee	I

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