Tale

  1 Pre   |           the good German brothers went on their quest among the
  2 Pre   |            How Sun, Moon, and Wind went out to Dinner." Miss Stokes
  3 Labam |          an only son who every day went out to hunt. One day the
  4 Labam |        said because she knew if he went on the fourth side he would
  5 Labam |          he threw his gun away and went home. When he got home,
  6 Labam |          answered. Then the prince went on till he came to a house
  7 Labam |          her father's country then went about their work and finished
  8 Labam |        came down from her roof and went to her room; and when she
  9 Labam |          every one was in bed, she went to her bed-room, and was
 10 Labam |            she lay asleep. Then he went back to the old woman's
 11 Labam |          her roof. At midnight she went to her room and went to
 12 Labam |           she went to her room and went to sleep. Then the Raja'
 13 Labam |        lives in the jungle where I went to hunt, told me your name,
 14 Labam |           of his little bed; so he went to the old woman's house
 15 Labam |           hatchet."~The Raja's son went back to the old woman's
 16 Labam |          wax hatchet?"~At night he went on his bed to see the princess. "
 17 Punch |         how it all happened; so he went into the next room, and
 18 Punch |           day, when the Princesses went to their mother's grave,
 19 Punch |        than the Prudhan's daughter went home and said to her mother, "
 20 Punch |          when the seven Princesses went as usual to the grave of
 21 Punch |          thing happened, and so it went on for many days. Every
 22 Punch |       Every morning the Princesses went to their mother's grave,
 23 Punch |          some of the cake, and she went home and told her mother
 24 Punch |       feared to break his word, he went out with a heavy heart to
 25 Punch |           out hunting, and away he went; and they waited long for
 26 Punch |            become of him; and they went away, but they also did
 27 Punch |        begin to cry, and when they went upstairs they were much
 28 Punch |           little nephew.~Thus time went on, till Balna's son was
 29 Punch |     delighted at hearing this, and went immediately to inform the
 30 Punch |            be here." So saying, he went away.~Many, many weary miles
 31 Punch |         son, and the seven Princes went to their own country, and
 32 Punch |            of the world, every one went to his own house.~
 33 Magic |           own." ~At noon, when she went to bring water, it suddenly
 34 Magic |        carried it with him when he went a-begging, and through the
 35 Magic |           the Jogi some time after went to the house of a village
 36 Crane |            a prey of them."~And he went and sat down at the edge
 37 Crane |          foot of the tree. Then he went back and called out:~"I'
 38 Laili |      wanted for their hunting, and went to the Phalana country,
 39 Laili |            I am to marry." And she went home to her father and said, "
 40 Laili |       Laili heard he was gone, she went quite mad. She would not
 41 Laili |          servants said to her, but went off into the jungle, and
 42 Laili |          will never reach it."~She went on and on, and at last she
 43 Laili |           degrees he got tired and went slower, and a crow came
 44 Laili |         see what it is." The snake went down: when he returned he
 45 Laili |         Majnun," she said.~So they went in and said to Prince Majnun, "
 46 Laili |            marry you then; but you went away without marrying me.
 47 Laili |        without marrying me. Then I went mad, and I have wandered
 48 Laili |            hunting, and they often went from country to country
 49 Laili |         Prince Majnun laughed, and went into the jungle. And as
 50 Laili |          the jungle; and the angel went up to Laili, and threw some
 51 Laili |       little heap of ashes; and he went straight home to his father,
 52 Laili |           followed him everywhere, went with him when he was out
 53 Laili |         little dog, and the prince went to his father and told him
 54 Laili |          and gather it." So Majnun went back and broke the fruit
 55 Laili |         Prince Majnun and his wife went out to eat the air. They
 56 Laili |        down off her horse, and she went to Majnun's dead body, and
 57 Laili |        horse, and he and the groom went a long way off and waited
 58 Tiger |         the Brahman, sad at heart, went further afield till he saw
 59 Tiger |            started for Benares. He went by the middle of the Deccan
 60 Tiger |      avoiding both the coasts, and went on journeying and journeying
 61 Tiger |     Accordingly he let it down; it went some way and stopped, and
 62 Tiger |         advising, the hungry tiger went away without waiting for
 63 Tiger |           the same way by which he went to Benares ten years before.
 64 Tiger |          brute beasts behaved, and went on his way to the south.
 65 Tiger |          his religious ceremonies, went direct to the river to bathe.~
 66 Tiger |          he flew to the palace. He went before the prince and informed
 67 Tiger |          if from deep slumber, and went to their respective homes.
 68 Tiger |       corpse to the god Ganesa, he went to prepare himself for that
 69 Tiger |            s adventures. They both went to Ujjaini, where Ganganra
 70 Haris |          Sthuladatta.~Now, as days went on, much treasure, both
 71 Haris |            Harisarman's knowledge, went at night and applied her
 72 Ring  |         cat and took the money. He went on till he reached a village,
 73 Ring  |         his father? Accordingly he went home.~"You fool! You scamp!"
 74 Ring  |           house."~So the young man went and lived in the stables
 75 Ring  |       therefore was. Then the Raja went and embraced his son, and
 76 Ring  |     assumed the shape of a bee and went along buzzing, and buzzing,
 77 Ring  |         the wall of the house, and went and laid down by a rat's
 78 Ring  |            asleep, one of the rats went to her bedside, climbed
 79 Ring  |             who was very glad, and went at once to the cat and released
 80 Tortoi|          taking the future Buddha, went to the place, surrounded
 81 Rupees|      neighbouring country. Here he went and sat down by a merchant'
 82 Rupees|        husband, left the house and went in quest of him. By a happy
 83 Rupees|          the following morning she went to the place and met her
 84 Rupees|        knew what was going on, and went and followed the thieves,
 85 Rupees|            merchant himself nearly went mad. Meanwhile the dog kept
 86 Rupees|            merchant consented, and went after the dog right up to
 87 Rupees|         was nearly morning, and he went away, after rewarding the
 88 Rupees|       about it. At length some one went to the jogi, and found it
 89 Rupees|          ornaments, and the prince went to the palace. At night
 90 Rupees|           of jewels.~Afterwards he went to his own home, and informed
 91 Gold  |         poured it into a bowl, and went to the ant-hill, and said
 92 Gold  |          he laid the milk down and went to his house. Next morning
 93 Gold  |         the milk, put it down, and went back home. Next day he went
 94 Gold  |        went back home. Next day he went again and found a denar,
 95 Gold  |          be took the bowl of milk, went to the ant-hill, and praised
 96 Gold  |         disappeared. But before it went away it said: "Come back
 97 Gold  |        Brahman took the pearl, and went back home, cursing the folly
 98 Kings |          he was sixteen years old, went to Takkasila, and became
 99 Goeth |        cloth merchants, who always went about together. Once upon
100 Raja  |        women, drenched with water, went weeping and wailing to the
101 Raja  |            the headless corpse, he went on his way to play chaupur
102 Raja  | Nevertheless, he kept the hair and went on his way.~Now, when he
103 Raja  |          evening came, Raja Rasalu went forth to play chaupur with
104 Raja  |          kitten in his pocket, and went to play chaupur with the
105 Raja  |        with mine."~Then the kitten went and sat at the window through
106 Raja  |           them at liberty.~Then he went to the Murti Hills, and
107 Skin  |            and beating drums, they went near the field and shouted.
108 Skin  |      carrying off the lion's skin, went away. Then the hawker came;
109 Money |          farthing left, the farmer went to the money-lender's house,
110 Money |     Brahman only took the cake and went on his way without a word.
111 Money |           their wiles!"~The farmer went back to his village rejoicing.
112 Money |            jauntily." Therefore he went over to the simple farmer'
113 Money |           determined to succeed he went back to the farmer, and
114 Money |          poor?"~At last, though it went sorely against the grain
115 Boy   |         Queens he had no child. He went, therefore, to the gardener
116 Boy   |          come to you," and then be went away in a rage.~The third
117 Boy   |           box, and the four Queens went back to the gardener's daughter.~
118 Boy   |       beautiful little prince, and went out to a broad plain in
119 Boy   |        great many rupees), the dog went to the hole in which she
120 Boy   |         months had passed, the dog went by night to the jungle,
121 Boy   |            the end of that time he went once more by night to the
122 Boy   |          if I can." Then they both went together to the wide plain,
123 Boy   |       shall die;" and the cow then went back to her stable.~Next
124 Boy   |         was two years old, the cow went out to the plain, and said
125 Boy   |            end of another year she went again to the plain and brought
126 Boy   |          When it was midnight, she went, to the King's horse called
127 Boy   |            away to his hunting, he went to the four wicked Queens,
128 Boy   |            go home; and the sepoys went to their homes. The King
129 Boy   |           they started afresh, and went far, and far, till they
130 Boy   |          star were hidden.~Then he went away further into the country,
131 Boy   |            boy was very hot; so he went out into the King's cool
132 Boy   |           little princess, and she went away. On the second night
133 Boy   |            remained silent, so she went away.~The next day. when
134 Boy   |         his work, the young prince went to the jungle to see his
135 Boy   |        service here?"~The boy then went home to the grain merchant,
136 Boy   |            one had gone to bed, he went to the King's garden and
137 Boy   |     merchant's servants." Then she went away. For three more nights
138 Boy   |         the same answers.~Then she went to her father, and said
139 Boy   |            gold necklace.~Then she went into the garden where the
140 Boy   |          to come near us!" The boy went far away from them, and
141 Boy   |           King's youngest daughter went all round the garden again,
142 Boy   |           in the palace, and never went out hunting at all. This
143 Boy   |        ride, I will walk." Then he went to the jungle-plain where
144 Boy   |          made him many salaams and went home.~The young prince stayed
145 Boy   |       servant; and one hot night I went into your father's garden
146 Boy   |         you sat on an elephant and went round and looked at them
147 Boy   |        horse told him to do; so he went to his wife and said to
148 Boy   |            to let us go." Then she went to them, and told them,
149 Boy   |     daughter, and the young prince went himself and took her out
150 Boy   |           prince and his wife, all went to live in the King's palace,
151 Prince|            children. Now this King went and laid him down to rest
152 Prince|           I agree."~Then the Fakir went on his way, and the King
153 Prince|         did not rob the first, but went off to where the King's
154 Prince|         the cellar."~Then the King went and brought his own sons.
155 Prince|            fuel.~So the King's son went out to gather cow-dung,
156 Prince|         for another country.~As he went along the road he saw above
157 Prince|          this ceremony to-day." He went in and sat down.~The King'
158 Prince|       obeyed the Princess's order, went to him, and sprinkled the
159 Prince|           The newly-married Prince went to his tigers, and told
160 Prince|     returned home to the town, and went to the King, their father-in-law,
161 Fish  |         walked about the bazar and went to the mosque, but nobody
162 Demon |      having confidence in himself, went straight on, fearless as
163 Demon |         the people thereabout; and went on to Benares, armed with
164 Ivory |             Presently the merchant went to ask his wife about something,
165 Ivory |          hearing this the merchant went to the King, and told him
166 Ivory |             while the vizier's son went to the baniya and the baker
167 Ivory |           any reply, he got up and went to the brook. There he came
168 Ivory |           friend. Seeing these, he went back at once for the money
169 Ivory |         rose up, and ate, and then went away gladly with his friend.~
170 Ivory |         other ten - all brothers - went out, two and two, and walked
171 Ivory |          ask us."~So they all four went to the robbers' tower.~Seated
172 Ivory |           After this the old woman went and repeated almost the
173 Ivory |            next time the old woman went to the palace Gulizar called
174 Ivory |          the saucepan of pilaw and went out to eat it by the stream.
175 Ivory |          horses and bags of muhrs, went to a graveyard about a mile
176 Ivory |       pearl necklace was gone. She went at once and informed the
177 Ivory |            face."~On this some men went to the King and told him
178 Ivory |         will punish her."~The King went back to the palace, and
179 Ivory |          vizier read the letter he went and informed the King. The
180 Dinner|            How Sun, Moon, and Wind~went out to Dinner~ONE day Sun,
181 Dinner|            day Sun, Moon, and Wind went out to dine with their uncle
182 Dinner|            nothing home for you. I went out to enjoy myself with
183 Dinner|      things for you, when I merely went out for my own pleasure."
184 Dinner|           spoke thus, "Because you went out to amuse yourself with
185 Pigeon|            a plan.~When the Pigeon went to search for food, behind
186 Pigeon|            Pigeon agreed, and they went on in company. The Crow
187 GeNote|    collection of stories in frames went on and still goes on. Besides