One poem by this author tells of a "squidgy-nosed old idol" who saves the narrator by plugging his wounds and giving him water.
One poem by this author tells of a "squidgy-nosed old idol" who saves the narrator by plugging his wounds and giving him water. Another poem by this man exhorts the reader to "veil the threat of terror / and check the show of pride." A novel by this author tells the story of an orphan who becomes a spy during the Great Game. Another of his works is a collection of stories about a "man cub" called Mowgli. For 10 points, name this author of "Gunda Din," "The White Man's Burden," Kim, and The Jungle Book.
One poem by this author tells of a "squidgy-nosed old idol" who saves the narrator by plugging his wounds and giving him water.
[Joseph] Rudyard Kipling