The Jungle Book İngilizce Klasik Roman

“Now, Don’T Be Angry After You’Ve Been Afraid. That’S The Worst Kind Of Cowardice,” Said The Troop-Horse. “Anybody Can Be Forgiven For Being Scared İn The Night, İ Think, İf They See Things They Don’T Understand. We’Ve Broken Out Of Our Pickets, Again And Again, Four Hundred And Fifty Of Us, Just Because A New Recruit Got To Telling Tales Of Whip Snakes At Home İn Australia Till We Were Scared To Death Of The Loose Ends Of Our Head-Ropes.” “That’S All Very Well İn Camp,” Said Billy. “İ’M Not Above Stampeding Myself, For The Fun Of The Thing, When İ Haven’T Been Out For A Day Or Two. But What Do You Do On Active Service?”