Tale

  1 Labam |      and rode on and on till he came to a jungle in which were
  2 Labam |        them." Then the Ant-Raja came and stood before him and
  3 Labam |         rode on and on until he came to another jungle, and there
  4 Labam |         in the next jungle, and came bounding along to see what
  5 Labam |      husband; "but a Raja's son came and took the thorn out of
  6 Labam |         Raja's son, and when he came the tiger and his wife made
  7 Labam |      son rode on and on till he came to a third jungle. Here
  8 Labam |         only to say, if any one came to make war on him, "Stick,
  9 Labam |        it flew and flew till it came to the Princess Labam's
 10 Labam |      the prince went on till he came to a house where he saw
 11 Labam |      beauty made night day. She came out of her room and sat
 12 Labam |        In the daytime she never came out of her house; she only
 13 Labam |      out of her house; she only came out at night. All the people
 14 Labam |       gone to bed, the princess came down from her roof and went
 15 Labam |       the morning the old woman came to the Raja's son. "Now
 16 Labam |     gave them water.~When night came the princess got up and
 17 Labam |        my father and mother and came to see you."~"Well," said
 18 Labam |         house; and when morning came the princess said to her
 19 Labam |       the Ant-Raja and his ants came to him. "Why do you look
 20 Labam |      and the tiger and his wife came to him and said, "Why are
 21 Labam |       heard him. Still, when he came down, the king would not
 22 Labam |     stick; only, as no one ever came to make war on him, he never
 23 Lamb  |        slip.~At last the Jackal came limping along, for all his
 24 Punch |         him. But when the widow came, she told him that she had
 25 Punch |        and she and her daughter came to live in the palace.~Now
 26 Punch |     through the wood until they came to the place where the seven
 27 Punch |      long for him, but he never came back.~Then his six brothers
 28 Punch |        in the room below, there came to the palace door a man
 29 Punch |        that he was a Fakir, and came to beg. The servants said
 30 Punch |         his parents, he one day came to a country that seemed
 31 Punch |      Some time ago a Raja's son came here, and shortly afterwards
 32 Punch |          and shortly afterwards came his six brothers, and they
 33 Punch |         travel, till at last he came to a thick jungle; and,
 34 Punch |         thick jungles, until be came to the place where grew
 35 Punch |        little eagles, till they came to their home in the great
 36 Punch |   parrot. Punchkin saw him, and came to him quickly, and said, "
 37 Magic |   themselves to find out how it came about. The young chief,
 38 Magic |        In a short time the girl came out of the bamboo fiddle
 39 Magic |        brothers on one occasion came to the chiefs house on a
 40 Crane |      one, and ate them, till he came back and found no more!~
 41 Laili |       time before Prince Majnun came to her father's kingdom,
 42 Laili |       Majnun and Husain Mahamat came to hunt in the Phalana country;
 43 Laili |        were riding about, Laili came out on her horse to eat
 44 Laili |         and on, and at last she came to the Bhagirathi river.
 45 Laili |         went slower, and a crow came and perched on his back,
 46 Laili |      the crow flew down, but he came up again very quickly. "
 47 Laili |       he swam on and on till he came to Prince Majnun's country.
 48 Laili |        he stopped. And a jackal came down to the river to drink. "
 49 Laili |         down his throat; but he came up very quickly, looking
 50 Laili |        he ran. After the jackal came an enormous snake. "Oh,"
 51 Laili |       Twenty-four years ago you came to my father the Phalana
 52 Laili |        as she had been when she came out of the Rohu fish; and
 53 Laili |       in his bed."~So the angel came to Laili again as a fakir
 54 Laili |       Majnun and Husain Mahamat came to walk in the garden. King
 55 Laili |      dog; and in this shape she came into the palace, where Prince
 56 Laili |         to me, and then a fakir came and threw powder in my face,
 57 Laili |         a groom with them. They came to another kingdom, to a
 58 Laili |      her horse, and as the Raja came towards her she said, "Why
 59 Laili |    Laili to Chumman Basa; so he came quite close and put out
 60 Laili |       long, long knife, and off came Chumman Basa's head at one
 61 Laili |         a little blood-medicine came out of it. Then she smeared
 62 Tiger |        By chance a poor Brahman came by.~"Let me out of this
 63 Tiger |         the cage, and the tiger came walking by - "~"Pooh!" interrupted
 64 Tiger |       the Brahman, and the cage came walking by - no, that's
 65 Tiger |         and the following words came from the well: "Oh, relieve
 66 Tiger |         father's prophecy never came untrue. I must die on a
 67 Tiger |       To tell you briefly how I came in here: Three days ago
 68 Tiger |      passed, and the tiger-king came running before him carrying
 69 Tiger |       of serpents and rats, who came in their turn with their
 70 Tiger |         the river to bathe.~How came the crown in the jaws of
 71 Tiger |       and the Serpent King, who came with all their armies. People
 72 Tiger |        and, the following reply came from the king of the tigers: "
 73 Tiger |        called upon him. The god came, and asked him what he wanted. "
 74 Tiger |       god called his Ganas, who came to the front blinking, and
 75 Haris |          the wife of Harisarman came and said to him, "My husband
 76 Ring  |      had not gone far before he came across some herdsmen quarrelling
 77 Ring  |   comfortably till their master came again and joined them.~The
 78 Ring  |       Presently the cat and dog came up. They had gone away and
 79 Ring  |         violently, and the ring came out and rolled on to the
 80 Ring  |        at once ran off. He soon came back with a dead lamb, and
 81 Ring  |      break the bones of a fish, came and hovered over the lamb,
 82 Ring  |        it away. On this the cat came out and jumped on to the
 83 Tortoi|      hamsas, or wild ducks, who came to feed there, made friends
 84 Rupees|       about the place, and soon came upon all the stolen property.
 85 Rupees|         In the morning the king came as usual to inquire, and
 86 Rupees|       the ears of the king, who came with rope-tied hands and
 87 Gold  |      his house. Next morning he came and looked, and he saw a
 88 Gold  |      days afterwards his father came back, and when he learnt
 89 Queens|       day that a poor old fakir came to the King, and said, "
 90 Queens|  immediately from an inner room came a maiden so lovely and charming,
 91 Kings |      and heir. And when the day came for choosing a name, they
 92 Kings |      one coming for justice. It came to this, that the Hall of
 93 Kings |       in country places, he too came to that very spot. And these
 94 Kings |        very spot. And these two came face to face in a low cart-track '
 95 Raja  |     inquired of three Jogis who came begging to her gate, what
 96 Raja  |        the sounds of life which came to him in his palace-prison
 97 Raja  |       had oft told him, when he came to the river, he dismounted,
 98 Raja  |         him across the hall:~"I came to greet thee, King, and
 99 Raja  |       And as he journeyed there came a fierce storm of thunder
100 Raja  |       chaupur with the King, he came to a burning forest, and
101 Raja  |          daughters of the King, came out to meet him - seventy
102 Raja  |       top of the others, and so came to no harm.~After this,
103 Raja  |       on fifteen paces, till he came to the seventy drums, that
104 Raja  |       drums, that every one who came to play chaupur with the
105 Raja  |         broke them all. Then he came to the seventy gongs, all
106 Raja  |   treachery."~Now, when evening came, Raja Rasalu went forth
107 Raja  |      game. Now, when the slaves came to lead the faithful steed
108 Raja  |      head.~Just then, a servant came in to announce the birth
109 Skin  |       ass. Now at each place he came to, when he took the pack
110 Skin  |          Then all the villagers came out with weapons in, their
111 Skin  |      went away. Then the hawker came; and seeing the ass fallen
112 Skin  |      brayed!~And that moment he came to ruin."~And even whilst
113 Money |     help in return. At last, he came upon a poor man sitting
114 Money |        anything.~At last, there came a very dry season, - so
115 Money |      till at last a bright idea came into his head. He seized
116 Boy   |        King's four other Queens came constantly to see her. One
117 Boy   |         do then?"~When the King came home that evening, the gardener'
118 Boy   |     hunt, his four other Queens came to see the gardener's daughter.
119 Boy   |    usual, the four Queens again came to see the gardener's daughter.
120 Boy   |     beat her drum, and the King came to her. But when he found
121 Boy   | kettle-drum; but the King never came. He heard her kettle-drum,
122 Boy   | Meanwhile the four other Queens came to her, and they said, "
123 Boy   |       do nothing. When the King came home, he was furious at
124 Boy   |         and as soon as the King came home from hunting they said
125 Boy   |    While you were away your dog came to our rooms, and tore our
126 Boy   |        and cried. When the King came home at evening, he asked
127 Boy   |       Oh," they said, "your cow came and tried to kill us; but
128 Boy   |         said, "Your horse Katar came and tore our clothes, and
129 Boy   |    Katar was a fairy-horse, and came from the fairies' country,
130 Boy   |         and oil; and when night came they stayed under a tree,
131 Boy   |         far, and far, till they came to a jungle in another country,
132 Boy   |      into the country, until he came to a grain merchant of the
133 Boy   |         rolled up her hair, and came down to where the seemingly
134 Boy   |       me who I am, and whence I came, and I have answered nothing.
135 Boy   |        are a very poor man, and came from your own country to
136 Boy   |       him, got up, dressed, and came to him. "Who are you? Whence
137 Boy   |      poor man," he answered. "I came from my own country to seek
138 Boy   |         each night the princess came and asked him the same questions
139 Boy   |    accepted this invitation and came. When they had all arrived,
140 Boy   |   morning, and when the morning came, and all was ready, she
141 Boy   |     another country." Then they came up to him, and made him
142 Boy   |      people looked at him as he came riding along, saying, "What
143 Boy   |         recognised him. When he came near the King's palace,
144 Boy   |    servants called her, and she came. "That man is not my husband,"
145 Boy   |     sang, and you heard me, and came and asked me who I was and
146 Boy   |        me who I was and where I came from, and I would not answer
147 Boy   |    would give them. So they all came, and the King brought his
148 Boy   |         his four wives too. All came, at least all but the gardener'
149 Boy   |       go to your palace. I only came here to fetch my mother;
150 Prince|       over him.~At last a Fakir came along, and he said to the
151 Prince|        on his way, and the King came home and gave one sweetmeat
152 Prince|  children. Another stronger ant came up and attacked her in order
153 Prince|       the traveller Prince also came, dressed in the Fakir's
154 Prince|       down.~The King's daughter came out and sat in the balcony,
155 Prince|   Prince.~What fate had decreed came to pass in that country,
156 Prince|        of the chase, the Prince came to the pool settled on as
157 Demon | battle-axe, and shield.~When he came to years of discretion,
158 Demon |     Five Weapons.~On his way he came to a forest inhabited by
159 Demon |       the Bodhisatta: "Demon, I came here trusting in myself.
160 Demon |     them down at his feet; then came up to the Bodhisatta, who
161 Demon |        the Five Weapons? When I came into the forest which you
162 Ivory |      gathered, and the servants came running upstairs to see
163 Ivory |    passed by in the crowd. They came to see the tamasha.~As soon
164 Ivory |     went to the brook. There he came across the footmarks of
165 Ivory |        their power.~The two men came forward, and, politely accosting
166 Ivory |         I return."~Presently he came back and told the prince
167 Ivory |       passer-by. At length they came to this famous city, and
168 Ivory |     work was over the old woman came and sat down with her lodgers.
169 Ivory |     fakir had said. His Majesty came, and seeing the fakir so
170 Ivory |          dressed as a princess, came and exhumed a body that
171 Ivory |       as his visitors had left, came and besought the vizier'
172 Sons  |         You must pretend that I came to discharge a long-standing
173 Pigeon|      him, following, following, came the Crow.~"What do you want,
174 GeNote|      derived) and Avian, and so came into the European Aesop.
175 GeNote|       reaction against Buddhism came, the Brahmins adapted these,
176 GeNote|        of this large bulk which came West with the Crusades through
177 StNote|        originated in India, and came West, by two different routes.
178 StNote|     different routes. First, it came by oral tradition to Egypt,
179 StNote|        30 A.D. Besides this, it came from Ceylon in the Fables
180 StNote|         the gratitude of beasts came early to the West, where
181 StNote|    friendly with the snake, who came into his house and brought
182 StNote|         ed. Eilis, 5, whence it came into the modern Aesop.~Remarks. -
183 StNote|   Jataka of Prince Five Weapons came to Africa, possibly by Buddhist