`` And would ye follow me to the Man-Pack ? '' Mowgli whispered . `` Did I not follow thee on the night our old Pack cast thee out ? Who waked thee lying among the crops ? '' `` Ay , but again ? '' `` Have I not followed thee to-night ? '' `` Ay , but again and again , and it may be again , Gray Brother ? '' Gray Brother was silent . When he spoke he growled to himself , `` The Black One spoke truth . '' `` And he said ? '' `` Man goes to Man at the last . Raksha , our mother , said -- '' `` So also said Akela on the night of Red Dog , '' Mowgli muttered . `` So also says Kaa , who is wiser than us all . '' `` What dost thou say , Gray Brother ? '' `` They cast thee out once , with bad talk . They cut thy mouth with stones . They sent Buldeo to slay thee . They would have thrown thee into the Red Flower . Thou , and not I , hast said that they are evil and senseless . Thou , and not I -- I follow my own people -- didst let in the Jungle upon them .
Thou , and not I , didst make song against them more bitter even than our song against XXXXX Dog . ''
Akela Ay Black Brother Dog Kaa Mowgli Raksha Red night