Tale

  1 Labam |         and a fine horse. And he took his gun, and his bow and
  2 Labam |       and mother; and his mother took her handkerchief and wrapped
  3 Labam |      opened his handkerchief and took out a sweetmeat. He found
  4 Labam |        He found an ant in it. He took out another. There was an
  5 Labam | sweetmeats on the ground, and he took out another, and another,
  6 Labam |        me well."~Then the prince took a little knife from his
  7 Labam |        but a Raja's son came and took the thorn out of my foot."~"
  8 Labam |       put into prison."~Then she took him into her house, and
  9 Labam |        of water directly." So he took his bowl and said to it, "
 10 Labam |      fast asleep.~The young Raja took his bag and said, "I want
 11 Labam |           So he stayed, and they took their dinner out of the
 12 Labam |          him to the princess. He took his bag and said, "Bag,
 13 Labam |         a glorious ring. Then he took the Princess Labam's hand
 14 Labam |       the king will kill me." He took the mustard seed to the
 15 Labam |         oil.~The next morning he took it to the court-house to
 16 Labam |        you."~Then the Raja's son took out of his bag two splendid
 17 Labam |      make them beautiful, and he took them to the king, and said
 18 Labam |      daughter." Then the wedding took place. All the Rajas and
 19 Punch |      them. ~The Raja's daughters took it by turns to cook their
 20 Punch |     nicely prepared, and, as she took the wood, she threw a little
 21 Punch |          first and eldest Prince took the eldest Princess home
 22 Punch |      married her.~And the second took the second;~And the third
 23 Punch |        the second;~And the third took the third;~And the fourth
 24 Punch |        the third;~And the fourth took the fourth;~And the fifth
 25 Punch |        the fourth;~And the fifth took the fifth;~And the sixth
 26 Punch |         the fifth;~And the sixth took the sixth;~And the seventh,
 27 Punch |       and the handsomest of all, took the beautiful Balna.~And
 28 Punch |     cried Punchkin; Then the boy took bold of the parrot, and
 29 Magic |          in this condition, they took away his fiddle, and substituted
 30 Magic |          was all the revenge she took.~
 31 Crane |         or ashore.~Him the crane took with him, let him go in
 32 Crane |        with you."~Then the crane took the old purblind fish first
 33 Crane |            And in that manner he took all the fish, one by one,
 34 Crane |         you, now!"~And the crane took him and showed him the pond,
 35 Laili |        lost her teeth. The snake took her on his back and carried
 36 Laili |        on." In the morning Laili took her little dog's form and
 37 Laili |         to eat you."~Then Majnun took the fruit and began to cut
 38 Laili |     fainting on the floor.~Laili took off his turban and wound
 39 Tiger |         of his father were over, took leave of his elder brother,
 40 Tiger |         So saying, the goldsmith took his leave, and Gangazara
 41 Tiger |      them in his own country. He took leave of the tiger-king,
 42 Tiger |  greetings and exchange of words took their leave. Gangazara was
 43 Tiger |     crown before him. The prince took it into his hands, examined
 44 Tiger |     orders, the king of the rats took leave of Gangazara. They,
 45 Tiger |         to pluck up courage, and took leave of him. From that
 46 Tiger |        all were ready, Gangazara took a vessel full of water and
 47 Tiger |        as justice prevailed, and took their leave. The goldsmith
 48 Tiger |     happened that unwittingly be took a wrong road, and had to
 49 Tiger |      that god. The elder brother took the corpse to the nearest
 50 Haris |      while people were asleep he took away from the house of Sthuladatta
 51 Haris |        the treasure, and after I took it I buried it in the earth
 52 Ring  |       his luck in trade. The son took the money and departed.
 53 Ring  |           and the foolish fellow took the dog, and continued his
 54 Ring  |        once gave him the cat and took the money. He went on till
 55 Tortoi|         a stick, they themselves took the two ends in their teeth,
 56 Rupees|        next morning the Brahmani took the paper, and while she
 57 Rupees|         the place. Then the king took his wife and brought her
 58 Gold  |    mourned. But after a time, be took the bowl of milk, went to
 59 Gold  |       back no more." The Brahman took the pearl, and went back
 60 Kings |          their chariot. And they took out the horses, and removed
 61 Goeth |  them-selves to the robbers, who took away everything from them,
 62 Goeth |          all their property, now took possession of the robbers'
 63 Goeth |       commencing to dance. So he took the lead in the dance, and,
 64 Goeth |        rice!~The ten traders now took back all their property,
 65 Raja  |       make ready for fortune. He took with him his horse Bhaunr
 66 Raja  |      will always win."~So Rasalu took some of the bones lying
 67 Raja  |      further. So Rasalu won, and took back his arms. 'Next he
 68 Raja  |        won the second stake, and took back Bhaunr, the Arab steed.~
 69 Raja  |          head; and after that he took a fresh mango branch, and
 70 Skin  |        place he came to, when he took the pack down from the ass'
 71 Money |        Ram; but the Brahman only took the cake and went on his
 72 Boy   |           the four wicked Queens took the boy to the nurse and
 73 Boy   |          out of spite. The nurse took the little child and put
 74 Boy   |        little bed, and then they took the handkerchief off her
 75 Boy   |    middle of the night the nurse took the box in which was the
 76 Boy   |       which she had put the box, took the box out, and opened
 77 Boy   |         round the stable, and he took up his stand with them;
 78 Boy   |    painted blue. In her hand she took a gold necklace.~Then she
 79 Boy   |     pretended poor man away, and took the necklace off his neck,
 80 Boy   |         him on her elephant, and took him to the palace.~The Kings
 81 Boy   |            Then the young prince took six pice, and made them
 82 Boy   |      star on his chin." Then she took him into the palace, and
 83 Boy   |          prince went himself and took her out of it, and brought
 84 Prince|      sons will be mine."~Then he took out two sweetmeats and handed
 85 Prince|         you love best."~The King took the sweetmeats and put them
 86 Prince|         chose the eldest son and took him away, and set off with
 87 Prince|          Fakir's lying there; he took this key and opened the
 88 Prince|        all the creatures go, and took them out of the house, and
 89 Prince|       men who were in prison. He took away with him the two horses,
 90 Prince|       him the two horses, and he took away the two tigers, and
 91 Prince|      away the two tigers, and he took away the two hounds, and
 92 Prince|      away the two hounds, and he took away the two simurgs, and
 93 Prince|        was greatly delighted and took him by the hand and embraced
 94 Fish  |          deep, so the old farmer took off his shoes and paijamas
 95 Ivory |          to return. The soldiers took the money and left; they
 96 Ivory |          bank, and being thirsty took up, some of the water in
 97 Ivory |       was! And while I gazed she took out of her bosom an ivory
 98 Ivory |       When it was dinner-time he took the saucepan of pilaw and
 99 Ivory |          poison in the pilaw, he took a little and threw it to
100 Ivory |          the bazaar."~The prince took it to a goldsmith and asked
101 Ivory |          the kotwal, who at once took the prince into custody
102 Ivory |        near the grave whence she took out the corpse," said the
103 Ivory |          King. The marriage soon took place, and then after a
104 GeNote|        of the Bombay Presidency, took down from the lips of her
105 GeNote|        Ellis & White, 1880), who took down her tales from two
106 StNote|         Heb.), 8; (4) Stainhöwel took it from the " Romulus" into
107 StNote|      among the negroes, and then took ship in the holds of slavers