Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 376
but I lack feet, said Kaa; and sincethis is the custom of all my people, I do notfind it strange. Does thy skin never feel oldand harsh ? Then go I and wash, Flathead ; but, it istrue, in the great heats I have wished I couldslough my skin without pain, and run skinless. 3(32 THE KING S ANKUS. S°3… … MOWGLI AND KAA IN THE POOL. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) checkerings of the immense back. The turtle It needs water. A new skin never comesis harder-backed, but not so gay, he said to full color before the first bath. Let us gojudgmatically. The frog, my name-bearer, bathe. 3 <H THE KINGS ANKUS. [Mar. • I…
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