Tale

  1 Pre   |          Indo-European world, we go this year to the extreme
  2 Pre   |        So far as my instructions go, I should be prepared, within
  3 Pre   |      materials already collected go, a large number of the commonest
  4 Labam |        sides; but you must never go to the fourth side." This
  5 Labam |          where he was allowed to go, he remembered what she
  6 Labam |       side, and he determined to go and see why she had forbidden
  7 Labam |         mother that he wanted to go and see the Princess Labam. "
  8 Labam |          Princess Labam. "I must go," be said; "I must see what
  9 Labam |         and mother.~"Then I must go and look for it," said the
 10 Labam |          you again. Still I must go."~So they had to let him
 11 Labam |           So they had to let him go, though they cried very
 12 Labam |       whithersoever he wished to go; a bag, that gave its owner
 13 Labam |         he said, "Bed, I wish to go to the Princess Labam's
 14 Labam |          it is evening, and if I go into the jungle, then the
 15 Labam |       to-morrow morning you must go away, for if the king hears
 16 Labam |        fetch some water."~"Don't go," said the prince. "You
 17 Labam |        he said to it, "I want to go to the Princess Labam's
 18 Labam |          she said, "and you must go; for if the king finds out
 19 Labam |        son, "Now you must really go."~"Aunty," he answered, "
 20 Labam |        Oh," said the old woman, "go away from this country,
 21 Labam |       killed too, if you try. Do go away." But the prince would
 22 Labam |          a kettle-drum. You must go and beat it. If you cannot
 23 Labam |         s kettle-drum. I want to go to it." The bed flew up
 24 Labam |        said to his wife, "Let us go to my father's country."
 25 Lamb  |       said:~"To Granny's house I go,~Where I shall fatter grow,~
 26 Lamb  |       said:~"To Granny's house I go,~Where I shall fatter grow~
 27 Lamb  |      frisk:~"To Granny's house I go,~Where I shall fatter grow,~
 28 Lamb  |    enough for anything, and must go home. But cunning little
 29 Punch |          Prudhan's widow used to go to the hearth and take a
 30 Punch |          saw the Prudhan's widow go to the place where all his
 31 Punch |        unhappy; and they used to go out every day and sit by
 32 Punch |  provided for them, they used to go out to their mother's grave
 33 Punch |          pomeloes, else she will go and tell her mother all
 34 Punch |  beautiful pomelo-tree, and they go there every day and eat
 35 Punch |       some of our cake, she will go and tell her mother, and
 36 Punch |          not hear voices? Let us go in the direction of the
 37 Punch |         s husband) said he would go out hunting, and away he
 38 Punch |         brothers said they would go and see what had become
 39 Punch |         said to him, "You cannot go into the palace - the Raja'
 40 Punch |    insomuch that he asked her to go home with him and to marry
 41 Punch |          he is grown up he shall go out into the world, and
 42 Punch |       hearing which they let him go without further questioning.~
 43 Punch |      seized with great desire to go in search of his father
 44 Punch |        now our sole hope; if you go away, what shall we do?"
 45 Magic |         They said, "She does not go out to the fields to work,
 46 Magic |        pitcher, but it would not go under the water. Being frightened,
 47 Crane |       send one of you with me to go and see it."~Then they trusted
 48 Crane |     crane took with him, let him go in the pond, showed him
 49 Crane |    brought him back, and let him go again close to the other
 50 Crane |      carry me like that. I won't go with you!"~"Don't be afraid!
 51 Crane |          he would never let them go in a pond! Now if he should
 52 Crane |        claws, I shall be glad to go with you."~And the other
 53 Laili |     Mahamat and I should like to go and hunt." His father said
 54 Laili |       His father said they might go, so they got ready their
 55 Laili |            I cannot see unless I go inside you." So the Rohu
 56 Laili |        your mouth wide, and I'll go down and see what it is."
 57 Laili |      time with him.~They used to go out hunting, and they often
 58 Laili |    Majnun said to Laili, "Let us go through this jungle." "No,
 59 Laili |          no," said Laili; "if we go through this jungle, some
 60 Laili |          and happy, and began to go again into his father's
 61 Laili |          next day. Then she must go to the palace, and she will
 62 Laili |       you remember how you would go through that jungle, though
 63 Laili |     begged and begged you not to go, for I told you that harm
 64 Laili |          two days' time you must go into the garden, and there
 65 Laili |          That must be the fruit; go and gather it." So Majnun
 66 Laili |          will be naked; you must go alone and do not be afraid
 67 Laili |       beautiful garden. "We must go into that garden and see
 68 Laili |      Majnun, "Come, come, let us go; do not go near that bad
 69 Laili |          come, let us go; do not go near that bad man. I see
 70 Laili |          on the horse, then, and go far away with the groom."~"
 71 Laili |        would not allow Majnun to go out of them, nor Laili; "
 72 Tiger |     small, trample on me as they go past, giving me nothing
 73 Tiger |      sadly, "but it all seems to go in at one ear and out at
 74 Tiger |         out at the other! I will go to the place where it all
 75 Tiger |        at once. But it would not go away without showing its
 76 Tiger |          it. I am hungry; let me go for the present." Thus taking
 77 Tiger |          of hunger. Permit me to go away. My name is Manikkasari.
 78 Tiger |       robbers on the way. I will go now to Ujjaini on my way.
 79 Tiger |      standard of justice we will go on with our destruction."~
 80 Tiger |         afterwards. He wished to go and see his elder brother
 81 Haris |         will be at close of day, go quickly and bring it." When
 82 Ring  |     hundred rupees, and bade him go to another country and try
 83 Ring  |          had been given to him. "Go and live in the stables
 84 Ring  |      shall we do? Where shall we go?"~"Wait for me here," he
 85 Ring  |       anxious about food. I will go to the people's houses and
 86 Ring  |         saying that it could not go to its father till it was
 87 Ring  |        us one month, and we will go and try to recover your
 88 Ring  |   recover your wife and house."~"Go," said he, "and may the
 89 Ring  |   himself. You stay here. I will go to the house and try to
 90 Ring  |         down on him. "Oh! let me go, let me go," cried the terrified
 91 Ring  |            Oh! let me go, let me go," cried the terrified rat. "
 92 Ring  |      terrified rat. "Oh! let him go," squealed all the company. "
 93 Ring  |     started back with the dog to go and tell their master the
 94 Ring  |       them, and everything would go on as happily as before. "
 95 Ring  |       stream. I have a plan. You go and kill a small lamb, and
 96 Ring  |         down, telling the dog to go away a little distance and
 97 Tortoi|          city of Benares, he let go of the stick he was biting,
 98 Tortoi|        to say something; and let go the stick; and so must have
 99 Rupees|         the young fellow used to go out and get what he could
100 Rupees|          life, and determined to go and try his luck in another
101 Rupees|          any beggar who chose to go for it. Accordingly, on
102 Rupees|         they curse me and I die? Go back immediately, and await
103 Rupees|        said the woman. "I cannot go back to starve and see your
104 Rupees|     given her; but not liking to go before the king herself,
105 Rupees|         as though wishing him to go outside. At last a friend
106 Rupees|          he told her to rise and go, for she was cured.~In the
107 Gold  |          in vain. I will at once go and pay my respects to it."~
108 Gold  |       One day the Brahman had to go to the village, and so be
109 Queens| sportsman, and determined not to go home empty-handed, he forgot
110 Raja  |          when Raja Rasalu should go forth into the world.~So
111 Raja  |       the outside world.~"I must go and see where the voices
112 Raja  |      nurses told him he must not go for one year more, he only
113 Raja  |        no power to charm me - ~I go to seek a worthier prize
114 Raja  |          hold this word sure, - ~Go, reign king of all men,
115 Raja  |         if you are determined to go and play chaupur with him,
116 Raja  |        fullest bent. Then he let go, and like an arrow the swing
117 Raja  |         I've eaten my bread~I'll go forth and cut off his head!"~
118 Raja  |      rose up haughtily, saying, "Go, tell your master I have
119 Raja  |       wroth, and said bitterly, "Go back to Sarkap, slaves!
120 Raja  |        was afraid, and would not go further. So Rasalu won,
121 Skin  |       that time a hawker used to go from place to place, trafficking
122 Skin  |          the ass, they dared not go near him, taking him for
123 Skin  |  watchmen in the field dared not go up to him; but going home,
124 Money |       could tell me which way to go?"~"Perhaps I can," said
125 Boy   |      said to him, "Every day you go out hunting. Should I ever
126 Boy   |          trying to see if I will go to her."~Meanwhile the four
127 Boy   |         him; indeed no one could go near him with safety, he
128 Boy   |       horse was never allowed to go. Katar was very glad to
129 Boy   |          child and said to him, "Go into that little room that
130 Boy   |       King had to give it up and go home; and the sepoys went
131 Boy   |     always find me. You must now go away and find service with
132 Boy   |         you when you want me. So go, only before you go, twist
133 Boy   |           So go, only before you go, twist my right ear." The
134 Boy   |       Their six husbands used to go out hunting every day, and
135 Boy   |        to him, "Why do you never go out hunting as my sisters'
136 Boy   |       Very good," she answered; "go, and take one of the horses."~"
137 Boy   |          Get the King to let you go to your own country, and
138 Boy   |        her, "I wish very much to go to my own country to see
139 Boy   |           and ask them to let us go." Then she went to them,
140 Boy   |        sepoys, in his country to go to the prince's camp to
141 Boy   |           No one had told her to go to the feast, for no one
142 Boy   |       that I cannot do. I cannot go to your palace. I only came
143 Boy   |      found you, I cannot let you go," said his father. "You
144 Prince|    cellar eating their food; you go and fetch a grain from there;
145 Prince|          this the second ant let go and did not rob the first,
146 Prince|         these are not your sons; go and bring those children
147 Prince|        he told the King's son to go out to gather fuel.~So the
148 Prince|        son let all the creatures go, and took them out of the
149 Prince|       will all stay here while I go to the city to see the sights.
150 Prince|         Take this dish of henna, go to that traveller dressed
151 Prince|        this Fakir that he should go a-hunting?"~However, they
152 Fish  |       that his Majesty would not go back from his threat. Amongst
153 Fish  |        that is, it would have to go to his creditors."~"Yes,
154 Fish  |         said the farmer; "I will go and find him, and bring
155 Demon |       King said to him:~"My son, go and complete your education."~"
156 Demon |        teacher?" the lad asked.~"Go, my son; in the kingdom
157 Demon |        kidney-bean. I'll let him go!" So, being frightened to
158 Demon |      frightened to death, he let go the Bodhisatta, saying:~"
159 Demon |          Rahu after the eclipse. Go back to the company of your
160 Demon |  Bodhisatta said: "Demon, I will go, as you say. You were born
161 Demon |       former lives. If you still go on doing wickedly, you will
162 Demon |         doing wickedly, you will go from darkness to darkness.
163 Ivory |          ordered the merchant to go back and ascertain whether
164 Ivory |         because I cannot let you go alone. We have lived together,
165 Ivory |           they did not, however, go very far, but hid themselves
166 Ivory |        is the matter, brother?"~"Go away," replied the prince. "
167 Ivory |  anything to you, or to see you. Go away."~"Come, come; let
168 Ivory |         Let us eat and depart."~"Go alone," replied the prince.~"
169 Ivory |        fairy for my wife, I will go anywhere with you."~"Oh,
170 Ivory |       them," the woman said. "To go out by any other way would
171 Ivory |      right then; they also shall go out by this door. I have
172 Ivory |        her request that you will go and see her during the coming
173 Ivory |        lest the elephants should go and push down her hut and
174 Ivory |        Listen. The next time you go to see her, I entreat you
175 Ivory |        Fear not, my brother, but go and take this necklace,
176 Ivory |          man; "wait here while I go and fetch the money."~The
177 Ivory |         of the burn on her back. Go, and if it is as I say,
178 GeNote|       thus adequate materials to go about in determining the
179 GeNote|   comparative folk-tales.~Can we go further and say that India
180 StNote|      libation. One day he had to go else-where, and he sent
181 StNote|          Uncle Remus, and I will go further, and say that it