[In Search of the Okapi by Ernest Glanville]@TWC D-Link bookIn Search of the Okapi CHAPTER VIII 28/37
Then he tried to bellow, but his tongue was thick in his mouth.
The she-dog crept forward, and I whistled loud. This time he flung up his head and looked around.
He saw the white eyes above the grass; he saw the round ears everywhere around.
Then he smelt at his brother.
Wow! He smelt at him; he licked the blood from his nostrils. "This is the law among the wild things--when one is down he is down. The weak are driven forth by their fellows; the hurt are left.
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