Tale

  1 Pre   |  folk-tales from India about the time of the Crusaders. The collections
  2 Pre   |      Folk-tales, and at the same time are most likely to attract
  3 Lion  |        THE Bodhisatta was at one time born in the region of Himavanta
  4 Lion  |          Brahmadatta was at that time reigning in Benares. Now
  5 Lion  |        used to add: "Now at that time the lion was Devadatta the
  6 Labam |          and obeyed her for some time; but one day, when he was
  7 Labam |        water as I want."~By this time night had come. "Aunty,"
  8 Labam |      kill them." The king a long time ago had caught two demons,
  9 Lamb  |         The Lambikin~ONCE upon a time there was a wee wee Lambikin,
 10 Punch |             Punchkin~ONCE upon a time there was a Raja who had
 11 Punch |        of the nation.~About this time the Prudhan died, leaving
 12 Punch |         hear; but he was by that time far away, and would not
 13 Punch |      lived very happily for some time, when one fine day the seventh
 14 Punch |        their little nephew.~Thus time went on, till Balna's son
 15 Punch |          what they now are. Some time ago a Raja's son came here,
 16 Punch |        always in the room at the time. At last one day, however,
 17 Punch |       had better do; at the same time entreating him on no account
 18 Punch |          allow her a little more time. in which she might make
 19 Punch |        had said; but at the same time implored him to give up
 20 Magic |         Magic Fiddle~ONCE upon a time there lived seven brothers
 21 Magic |        meals ready at the proper time." They then called upon
 22 Magic |         carried her off.~After a time she reappeared as a bamboo
 23 Magic |          root." The Jogi by this time felt sure that a Bonga was
 24 Magic |      happened that the Jogi some time after went to the house
 25 Magic |          of firewood. In a short time the girl came out of the
 26 Magic |    exceedingly. Now in course of time the Bonga girl's family
 27 Crane |         lotus pond. ~Now at that time the water used to run short
 28 Laili |      black hair.~One night, some time before Prince Majnun came
 29 Laili |          to her story. From that time she began repeating, "Majnun,
 30 Laili |        rode behind them. All the time she kept saying, "Majnun,
 31 Laili |         her own country. All the time she. kept saying, "Majnun,
 32 Laili |        into its stomach. All the time she kept saying, "Majnun,
 33 Laili |       and lived happily for some time with him.~They used to go
 34 Laili |     father, and for a long, long time he would not be comforted.
 35 Laili |         girl again. In two days' time you must go into the garden,
 36 Laili |         bidden him. In two days' time he and the Wazir's son walked
 37 Laili |        to the fakirs.~After some time had passed very happily,
 38 Laili |       were to be killed a second time, Khuda would not give me
 39 Laili |        asked her for such a long time, and so earnestly, to bring
 40 Tiger |       and the Jackal~ONCE upon a time, a tiger was caught in a
 41 Tiger |          You've been away a long time!" growled the savage beast, "
 42 Tiger |      down his vessel for a third time. The rat caught hold of
 43 Tiger |          Soothsayer's son had no time to lose; he was himself
 44 Tiger |         his vessel for the fifth time, still fearing that some
 45 Tiger |          diamonds of which for a time outshone even the bright
 46 Tiger |         servant, for such a long time? I am glad to find that
 47 Tiger |        do so, not then, but some time afterwards. He wished to
 48 Tiger |        Both remained still for a time almost unconscious with
 49 Tiger |   kingdom. He reigned for a long time, conferring several benefits
 50 Haris |          summoned, tried to gain time, and said, "I will tell
 51 Ring  |        she was dead. Now at that time a great wedding chanced
 52 Ring  |      soon dropped it again. This time it was picked up and carried
 53 Ring  |       ask for the ring the third time, so they both reached their
 54 Tortoi|       means of doing so.~At that time there was living, in a pond
 55 Rupees|          This continued for some time, till at last he became
 56 Rupees|          the court. Now, at that time it happened that the king
 57 Rupees|         last them all for a long time.~In the evening the prince
 58 Rupees|          his story:~"Once upon a time there lived a wealthy merchant
 59 Rupees|          have not had sufficient time to recover myself from my
 60 Rupees|        not to have done."~By the time the prince had concluded
 61 Gold  |          the bowl, and from that time onward every day the same
 62 Gold  |         and mourned. But after a time, be took the bowl of milk,
 63 Gold  |        voice. After a long, long time the serpent appeared, but
 64 Gold  |      loss of your son. From this time forward friendship between
 65 Queens|         Seven Queens~ONCE upon a time there lived a king who had
 66 Kings |     Lesson for Kings~ONCE upon a time, when Brahma-datta was reigning
 67 Kings |    towards the city.~Now at that time the king of Kosala, Mallika
 68 Goeth |      about together. Once upon a time they had travelled far afield,
 69 Goeth |        on the grass. At the same time he observed that these last
 70 Goeth |           to which the rest keep time with hands and feet, he
 71 Goeth |        the song was sung a third time. Ta tai tom had left the
 72 Raja  |   gladden her eyes. After a long time, however, a son was promised
 73 Raja  |         the palace, and when the time for the birth of the promised
 74 Raja  |          young Prince was in due time born into the world, his
 75 Raja  |     Rasalu come forth before the time, and, mindful of the Jogis'
 76 Raja  |      swinging girls! Why, by the time I have given each of you
 77 Raja  |       arms here for the present. Time enough to take them away
 78 Raja  |          with your dice all this time; now we will play with mine."~
 79 Skin  |          Lion's Skin~AT the same time, when Brahma-datta was reigning
 80 Skin  |      tilling the ground.~At that time a hawker used to go from
 81 Money |          to yield, and from that time, no matter what he gained
 82 Boy   |         hunts every day; and the time is soon coming when you
 83 Boy   |      really come to see you this time." At first she refused,
 84 Boy   |       months. At the end of that time he went once more by night
 85 Boy   |       his great beauty.~But this time the dog's keeper had followed
 86 Boy   |        three years old.~But this time the cowherd had followed
 87 Boy   |         year. At the end of that time the horse thought, "I will
 88 Boy   |     After be had played for some time, the horse swallowed him
 89 Boy   |    swallowed him again.~But this time the groom had seen all that
 90 Boy   |      himself before the King had time to shoot him, galloped away
 91 Boy   |            The horse said, "Next time she asks you who you are,
 92 Boy   |         left Katar, who all this time had seemed to be a donkey,
 93 Boy   |        Katar said to him, "It is time for you to return to your
 94 Boy   |        in feasting; and all that time the King and his people
 95 Prince|      Fakir~THERE was once upon a time a King who had no children.
 96 Prince|        his two wives. After some time two sons were born to the
 97 Prince|         built in the earth.~Some time passed, and one day the
 98 Prince|        him three times, and each time the King's son answered, "
 99 Fish  |          his son to travel for a time, until the King's anger
100 Fish  |      tell a story to beguile the time."~"Oh yes. Well, we were
101 Fish  |      vizier's son. "There is yet time for me to return and save
102 Demon |         of long ago.~Once upon a time, when Brahmadatta was King
103 Demon |     living virtuously,~He in due time will sever all the bonds~
104 Demon |     birth-tale, saying: "At that time Angulimala was the Demon,
105 Ivory |    beautiful lake, which at that time was covered with the magnificent
106 Ivory |       around as before, and this time discovered a fairy sitting
107 Ivory |         here and taken up all my time."~"Ah-h-h! Be careful not
108 Ivory |       prince exclaimed.~The next time the old woman went to the
109 Ivory |          would be killed by this time. The royal elephants have
110 Ivory |        with her.~Gulizar for the time assented, but she determined
111 Ivory |  preserved me from death at this time!"~On the return of the prince
112 Ivory |        Gulizar. Listen. The next time you go to see her, I entreat
113 Ivory |     which lay on the fire at the time. While running away from
114 Ivory |      great favourite, and in due time succeeded to the throne,
115 Dinner|         avoid you from this very time."~(And that is why the Wind
116 Pigeon|         and the Crow~ONCE upon a time the Bodhisatta was a Pigeon,
117 GeNote|        the Jataka thus: 'At that time, the Lion was Devadatta,
118 GeNote|      tales reached Europe at the time of the Crusades, either
119 GeNote|         there have appeared from time to time folk-tales collected
120 GeNote|       have appeared from time to time folk-tales collected from
121 GeNote|          throughout all historic time. No Hindu would doubt the
122 GeNote|         from India mainly at the time of the Crusades, and chiefly
123 StNote|   intermediation of Arabs at the time of the Crusades. It is only
124 StNote|        315 - 21. The Buddha this time is the Genius of the Tree.~
125 StNote|       along that way, passes the time of day with Tar Baby, and,
126 StNote| whereupon Brer Fox, who all this time had "lain low," saunters