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The Jungle Book
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Indian Tales
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The works of Rudyard Kipling
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Captains Courageous
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WA todayThe police statement dubbed the girl "Mowgli" after a fictional character in a children's book by the Anglo-Indian writer Rudyard Kipling. Police plan to open a criminal investigation for abuse, it added. In March, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev Feral girl in Siberian city of Chita was brought up by cats and dogs Russian police find feral girl in Siberia Police rescue 'Mowgli girl' in Russia -
Baltimore SunDear Matt:Seems silly to paraphrase Rudyard Kipling, a British author, for advice when we've got Edgar Allen Poe's grave right in the heart of downtown. But Poe's connection to Baltimore is a little more tenuous than we'd like to admit (he died here,
Financial TimesA sentimental journey across the Indian OceanArriving hot and sweaty, I drank a disappointingly weak gin sling, thinking that previous guests such as Rudyard Kipling, Somerset Maugham and Noël Coward – and my father – would not have approved. All my hopes were now pinned on Singapore and Jane,