Tale

  1 Labam |          How the Raja's Son won the Princess Labam~In a country there
  2 Labam |         would hear of the beautiful Princess Labam, and that then he
  3 Labam |             mother and seek for the princess. ~The young prince listened
  4 Labam |          like this, I will tell the Princess Labam."~Then the parrots
  5 Labam |            the parrots, "Who is the Princess Labam? Where does she live?"
  6 Labam |            You can never get to the Princess Labam's country." That is
  7 Labam |            wanted to go and see the Princess Labam. "I must go," be said; "
  8 Labam |             You will never find the Princess Labam."~" I must try and
  9 Labam |            Bed, I wish to go to the Princess Labam's country." The little
 10 Labam |            flew till it came to the Princess Labam's country, where it
 11 Labam |        Whose country is this?"~"The Princess Labam's country," they answered.
 12 Labam |             dark, his daughter, the Princess Labam, comes and sits on
 13 Labam |           was quite black night the princess got up. She dressed herself
 14 Labam |          The Raja's son watched the princess quietly, and was very happy.
 15 Labam |      everybody had gone to bed, the princess came down from her roof
 16 Labam |            it, "I want to go to the Princess Labam's bed-room." So the
 17 Labam |   betel-leaf. This he laid near the princess's bed, and then his little
 18 Labam |         house.~Next morning all the princess's servants found the betel-leaf,
 19 Labam |         that betel-leaf?" asked the princess.~"We found it near your
 20 Labam |          water.~When night came the princess got up and sat on her roof,
 21 Labam |           and it carried him to the princess. He took his bag and said, "
 22 Labam |           and he spread it over the princess as she lay asleep. Then
 23 Labam |            In the morning, when the princess saw the shawl she was delighted. "
 24 Labam |             it was black night, the princess put on her lovely. clothes
 25 Labam |     glorious ring. Then he took the Princess Labam's hand gently to put
 26 Labam |           room?"~"Do not be afraid, princess," he said; "I am no thief.
 27 Labam |          see you."~"Well," said the princess, "as you are the son of
 28 Labam |           and when morning came the princess said to her mother, "The
 29 Labam |            he intended to marry the princess. "Oh," said the old woman, "
 30 Labam |             then he shall marry the princess; if he cannot, the king
 31 Labam |             who wanted to marry the Princess Labam had to fight with
 32 Labam |          went on his bed to see the princess. "To morrow," he said to
 33 Labam |          kill me." "Why?" asked the princess.~"He has told me to cut
 34 Labam |            not be afraid," said the princess; "do as I bid you, and you
 35 Labam |             to the tree-trunk, 'The Princess Labam commands you to let
 36 Labam |         next day did exactly as the princess had told him; and the minute
 37 Labam |           my father's country." The Princess Labam's father gave them
 38 Punch |           and live in the palace as Princess in their place; and instead
 39 Punch |       eldest Prince took the eldest Princess home with him and married
 40 Punch |         will make you." So the poor Princess was dragged away, without
 41 Punch |             tower lives a beautiful Princess, whom the Magician has kept
 42 Punch |        watch was kept over the poor Princess (for fear of her ever establishing
 43 Tiger |         into the bed-chamber of the princess and sucked her life. She
 44 Tiger |         their respective homes. The princess, too, was restored to life.
 45 Tiger |             to return and marry the princess. The king agreed; and Gangazara
 46 Tiger |          where Ganganra married the princess, and succeeded to the throne
 47 Ring  |        beautiful house and a lovely princess with golden hair appeared.
 48 Ring  |             them. So he married the princess, and they lived very happily
 49 Ring  |        years, until one morning the princess, while arranging her toilet,
 50 Ring  |        brought her to the beautiful princess, to whom she appeared as
 51 Ring  |            herself to the beautiful princess and said, "I am your aunt,
 52 Ring  |             embraced and kissed the princess by way of adding force to
 53 Ring  |            her words. The beautiful princess was thoroughly deceived.
 54 Ring  |           Accordingly the beautiful princess asked her husband for the
 55 Ring  |     Doubting nothing, the beautiful princess complied, when the ogress
 56 Ring  |             of seeing the beautiful princess, that he immediately spoke
 57 Ring  |           and telling the beautiful princess of his intense love, entreated
 58 Ring  |         room, wherein the beautiful princess was sitting, and entered.
 59 Ring  |           sitting, and entered. The princess recognised the cat, and
 60 Ring  |             the house and beautiful princess would again be with them,
 61 Rupees|             potter's son marrying a princess, and we cry at the terrible
 62 Rupees|          and will be married to the princess instead of him. Only give
 63 Rupees|             to the apartment of the princess. "Dread hour!" thought he; "
 64 Rupees|            from the nostrils of the princess. They stole over towards
 65 Raja  |           Seeing this, the youngest Princess, who was the only one who
 66 Raja  |             Raja Rasalu married the Princess Kokilan, whom he won from
 67 Boy   |          their daughter to become a princess. So they said "Yes" to the
 68 Boy   |            him?" thought the little princess, and she went away. On the
 69 Boy   |             each night the youngest princess has come to me and asked
 70 Boy   |            song again. The youngest princess heard him, got up, dressed,
 71 Boy   |          garden, and each night the princess came and asked him the same
 72 Boy   |             all arrived, the little princess's father said to them, "
 73 Boy   |          will choose."~The youngest princess ordered a grand elephant
 74 Boy   |             the other servants.~The princess rode all round the garden,
 75 Boy   |             of. the garden. But the princess said, "Take care! take care!
 76 Boy   |            What does this mean? The princess does not care to marry one
 77 Boy   |        shall marry him." And so the princess and the boy were married
 78 Boy   |             to their homes.~Now the princess's six sisters had all married
 79 Boy   |             husband of the youngest princess always stayed at home in
 80 Boy   |           have married the youngest princess; and when we were married
 81 Boy   |           very poor, common man our princess has chosen for her husband!'
 82 Boy   |            husband of your youngest princess," he answered.~"No, no,
 83 Boy   |               but call the youngest princess here. I wish to speak to
 84 Boy   |             truth," said the little princess. "My husband is not a handsome
 85 Prince|     assembly in Fakir's attire.~The Princess said to her handmaiden, "
 86 Prince|           The handmaiden obeyed the Princess's order, went to him, and
 87 Ivory |            Ivory City and its Fairy Princess~ONE day a young prince was
 88 Ivory |        there is, and a queen, and a princess."~"What are their names?"~"
 89 Ivory |            names?"~"The name of the princess is Gulizar, and the name
 90 Ivory |             shall see the beautiful princess."~One morning the two travellers
 91 Ivory |             who is a servant of the Princess Gulizar. I see her and the
 92 Ivory |          Gulizar. I see her and the princess every day. I should have
 93 Ivory |            us in the hearing of the princess." The vizier's son asked
 94 Ivory |         their arrival, and thus the princess would be informed of their
 95 Ivory |        almost the same words to the princess, on the hearing of which
 96 Ivory |            the hearing of which the princess beat her severely, and threatened
 97 Ivory |            her promise, and how the princess had struck her because she
 98 Ivory |          and his friend, begged the princess to let her depart. Now Gulizar
 99 Ivory |           anxious about you. So the princess gave me this charmed swing
100 Ivory |         this message: "Gulizar, the princess, sends you an offering in
101 Ivory |            gratefully of him to the princess, and therefore she had thus
102 Ivory | handkerchief is some pilaw that the princess sent me this morning in
103 Ivory |           enmity against you?"~"The Princess Gulizar. Listen. The next
104 Ivory |          and just before seeing the princess put a little of it into
105 Ivory |            of your friend, bid the -princess to drink a little of the
106 Ivory |         that your marriage with the princess shall be accepted by the
107 Ivory |          the charge of stealing the princess's necklace.~"How did you
108 Ivory |          obtained possession of the princess's necklace.~"Call the King
109 Ivory |          when a ghoul, dressed as a princess, came and exhumed a body
110 Ivory |            it is as I say, send the princess to me, and I will punish
111 Ivory |             and at once ordered the princess's back to be examined.~"
112 Ivory |             King agreed, and so the princess was taken to the graveyard.~"
113 Ivory |            and his disciple and the princess were left alone in the graveyard.
114 Ivory |             cage. They released the princess, rubbed some ointment over
115 Ivory |             vizier's son showed the princess some of the poisoned pilaw
116 Ivory |             of her ingratitude. The princess wept, and acknowledged that
117 StNote|             our Wolf and Crane.~II. PRINCESS LABAM.~Source. - Miss Stokes,
118 StNote|            exact forms as given in "Princess Labam" are not known in
119 StNote|         direction tabu, see Note on Princess Labam, supra, No. ii. The "