Tale

  1 Labam |         then he would leave his father and mother and seek for
  2 Labam |        ill.~At last he told his father and mother that he wanted
  3 Labam |      where it is," answered his father and mother.~"Then I must
  4 Labam |        at parting with him. His father gave him fine clothes to
  5 Labam |           I may want them." His father too, gave him plenty of
  6 Labam |      and he said goodbye to his father and mother; and his mother
  7 Labam |    night. All the people in her father's country then went about
  8 Labam |        name, and then I left my father and mother and came to see
  9 Labam |      killed, and I will tell my father and mother that I wish to
 10 Labam |      here to marry her, and her father has had them all killed.
 11 Labam |           he said to her, "your father will kill me." "Why?" asked
 12 Labam |      his wife, "Let us go to my father's country." The Princess
 13 Labam |  country." The Princess Labam's father gave them a quantity of
 14 Punch |       it by turns to cook their father's dinner every day, whilst
 15 Punch | Princesses were preparing their father's dinner, the Prudhan's
 16 Punch |         asleep, the Raja, their father, stole away and left them (
 17 Punch |        in hopes of making their father hear; but he was by that
 18 Punch |        and learn tidings of his father. Heaven forbid that I should
 19 Punch |   desire to go in search of his father and mother and uncles, and
 20 Punch |         it is possible bring my father and mother and uncles with
 21 Punch |      and I come in search of my father, and my uncles, and my mother,
 22 Punch |      may be able to liberate my father and uncles, whom he has
 23 Punch |        that parrot, you, and my father, and uncles, cannot be liberated:
 24 Broken|      enough to be danced on his father's knee, I shall sit with
 25 Broken|        white all over, like the father of Somasarman."~
 26 Laili |       Prince Majnun said to his father, "Husain Mahamat and I should
 27 Laili |       like to go and hunt." His father said they might go, so they
 28 Laili |       Prince Majnun came to her father's kingdom, as she slept,
 29 Laili |         Laili woke she told her father of the angel's visit to
 30 Laili |       her as she slept; but her father paid no attention to her
 31 Laili |     Majnun; I want Majnun." Her father used to get quite vexed
 32 Laili |        And she went home to her father and said, "Father, I wish
 33 Laili |        to her father and said, "Father, I wish to marry the prince
 34 Laili |        not listen to a word her father, or her mother, or her servants
 35 Laili |        years ago you came to my father the Phalana Raja's country,
 36 Laili |      Phalana country to see her father and mother.~Now Laili's
 37 Laili |         and mother.~Now Laili's father and mother had wept so much
 38 Laili |     become quite blind, and her father kept always repeating, "
 39 Laili |    which he did. As soon as the father and mother saw Laili, they
 40 Laili |       went straight home to his father, and for a long, long time
 41 Laili |      began to go again into his father's beautiful garden with
 42 Laili |     come back to you," said the father.~"Then I'll not have any
 43 Laili |        What nonsense!" said his father. "Fancy two grown men being
 44 Laili |      and the prince went to his father and told him all that had
 45 Laili |         an old woman!" said his father. "You do nothing but think
 46 Laili |         years. When I was in my father's kingdom a young girl,
 47 Laili |      must not open it when your father or anybody else is with
 48 Laili |     Majnun told all this to his father, who told him to do all
 49 Laili |        not till he had told his father, who said, "That must be
 50 Laili |       stalk; and he said to his father, "Come with me to my room
 51 Laili |   Majnun told everything to his father, who was horrified and angry. "
 52 Tiger |        world? The sayings of my father never failed. I have seen
 53 Tiger |        funeral obsequies of his father were over, took leave of
 54 Tiger |      within himself, "Surely my father's prophecy never proved
 55 Tiger |     that be will not do. For my father's prophecy never came untrue.
 56 Tiger |         Oh, my life - giver, my father, for so I must call you,
 57 Tiger |        going away now to see my father. Whenever you are in any
 58 Tiger | Remembering the prophecy of his father he returned by the same
 59 Tiger |   prince about the death of his father he wept and wailed, and
 60 Tiger |       about the murderer of his father. The goldsmith knew full
 61 Tiger |         but the first day of my father's prophecy, So far his statement
 62 Tiger |     charge of having killed his father, while it was a tiger that
 63 Tiger |     that your honour killed his father? All the hunters told him
 64 Tiger |       hunters told him that his father was carried away by a tiger.
 65 Haris |     name of "Froggie" which his father had given him in his childhood
 66 Ring  |         do except return to his father? Accordingly he went home.~"
 67 Ring  |       You scamp!" exclaimed his father when he had heard how his
 68 Ring  |          Would that you knew my father! How glad he would be to
 69 Ring  |          we shall both reach my father's country. Oh! how glad
 70 Ring  |     that it could not go to its father till it was released from
 71 Ring  |   brought to him. The king, his father, was in great distress about
 72 Rupees|         starve and see your old father and mother die. There is
 73 Rupees|       the prince related to his father the meeting with the woman,
 74 Rupees|        of paper. He thought his father would applaud the act. But
 75 Rupees|         and as presents for his father, and the prince started.~
 76 Rupees|         informed his mother and father of his arrival. Alas! his
 77 Rupees|        Then the prince told his father all that had happened to
 78 Gold  |         Two days afterwards his father came back, and when he learnt
 79 Kings |         all arts. And after his father died he ascended the throne,
 80 Raja  |        for if either you or his father see it before the twelve
 81 Raja  |        way until he reached his father's city. There he sat down
 82 Raja  |        audience hall, where his father sat trembling, and saluted
 83 Raja  |  because he was spurned by both father and mother. So he cried
 84 Raja  |      who could run, fled to her father the King in a great fright,
 85 Raja  |        Sure, he will kill thee, father mine, and take me for his
 86 Raja  |     moment, and has brought her father ill luck!"~But Rasalu rose
 87 Boy   |   belong to the little prince's father,but to another king. Here
 88 Boy   |   answers.~Then she went to her father, and said to him, "Father,
 89 Boy   |       father, and said to him, "Father, I wish to be married; but
 90 Boy   |         my husband myself." Her father consented to this, and he
 91 Boy   |  arrived, the little princess's father said to them, "To-morrow
 92 Boy   |        that very poor man!" Her father then stood up, and said
 93 Boy   |         pomp and splendour: her father and mother were quite content
 94 Boy   |      hot night I went into your father's garden and sang, and you
 95 Boy   |     servant. Then you told your father you wished to marry, but
 96 Boy   |       Rajas were seated in your father's garden, you sat on an
 97 Boy   |   palace, and showed him to her father and mother and to every
 98 Boy   |      will take you back to your father's country." So two months
 99 Boy   |       for you to return to your father. Get the King to let you
100 Boy   |        my own country to see my father and mother." "Very well,"
101 Boy   |       his wife; "I will tell my father and mother, and ask them
102 Boy   |       often.~When the King, his father, the gardener's daughter'
103 Boy   |  daughter, and we live with her father."~"But now that I have found
104 Boy   |    cannot let you go," said his father. "You and your wife must
105 Prince|      other." So she said to her father, "My father; I wish to marry."~"
106 Prince|         said to her father, "My father; I wish to marry."~"Good,"
107 Prince|        marry."~"Good," said her father.~Then the King made a proclamation: "
108 Fish  |        into a fit of laughter.~"Father," said the farmer's daughter,
109 Fish  |       know the meaning of this, father? He simply wished to know
110 Fish  |       also is to be understood, father, if one thinks of the city
111 Fish  |       bring him in."~"Tell him, father, that our beams are strong
112 Fish  |       in the basket, begged his father to give him some of the
113 Fish  |       him some of the food. His father foolishly complied. Presently
114 Fish  |       laughing of the fish, his father's threatened execution,
115 Fish  |        me to return and save my father from an ignominious and
116 Fish  |         palace and informed his father of what he had heard. The
117 Ivory |     archery with the son of his father's chief vizier, when one
118 Ivory |       accepted by the King, her father, and all the court."~The
119 Ivory |      send a letter to Gulizar's father, and inform him of everything.
120 Ivory |    reading the letter Gulizar's father was much enraged with his
121 Sons  |       in trying to please their father, hoping thus to receive
122 Sons  | attentive and pleasing to their father than ever before. And thus
123 GeNote|      Miss Frere, who, while her father was Governor of the Bombay
124 StNote|      farmer's son to death. The father pursued the serpent with
125 StNote|        are to the effect that a father who gives up his wealth