Tale

 1 Pre   |       without much difficulty, back to the Indian peninsula.~
 2 Pre   |    folk in India can be traced back more than a millennium,
 3 Labam |      Then the parrots all flew back to their Raja, chattering.
 4 Labam |        I find her, I will come back to you; but perhaps I shall
 5 Labam |       it. When they brought it back to him he shot off the second,
 6 Labam |     his little bed carried him back to the old woman's house.~
 7 Labam |       lay asleep. Then he went back to the old woman's house
 8 Labam |  hatchet."~The Raja's son went back to the old woman's house.
 9 Lamb  |     sure to eat him on the way back, he was so plump and tender.~"
10 Punch |     for him, but he never came back.~Then his six brothers said
11 Punch |       to the old eagles, "Take back your little ones; they have
12 Broken|   shall sit with a book at the back of the stable, and while
13 Crane |       whole of it, brought him back, and let him go again close
14 Crane |      of the tree. Then he went back and called out:~"I've thrown
15 Crane |     and ate them, till he came back and found no more!~But there
16 Laili |        came and perched on his back, and said " Caw, caw." "
17 Laili |      The snake took her on his back and carried her into the
18 Laili |      dead. She will never come back to you," said the father.~"
19 Laili |       the old woman would come back at night, he advised him
20 Laili |     gather it." So Majnun went back and broke the fruit off
21 Laili |       I see you are Laili come back to me, but your eyes have
22 Tiger |        this the Brahman turned back sorrowfully, and on the
23 Tiger |        assistance, on your way back to your country." So saying,
24 Tiger |    very soon he was on his way back to his country. Remembering
25 Haris | sciences; he can get the horse back for you; why do you not
26 Haris |       possession you must give back to me." When he said this
27 Ring  |        aid your efforts. Bring back my wife, and I shall live."~
28 Ring  | received the ring, she started back with the dog to go and tell
29 Ring  |         and the cat sat on its back. Now the dog was jealous
30 Ring  |     once ran off. He soon came back with a dead lamb, and gave
31 Ring  |     ring was found and carried back to the cat.~"Come along
32 Rupees|    they curse me and I die? Go back immediately, and await my
33 Rupees|        the woman. "I cannot go back to starve and see your old
34 Rupees|        he at once sent the dog back to its old master with a
35 Rupees|    merchant saw his dog coming back again, he thought, 'Alas!
36 Gold  |    milk, put it down, and went back home. Next day he went again
37 Gold  |     afterwards his father came back, and when he learnt his
38 Gold  |       went away it said: "Come back no more." The Brahman took
39 Gold  |       took the pearl, and went back home, cursing the folly
40 Kings |       virtue; and so he turned back from the outermost boundary,
41 Goeth |       The ten traders now took back all their property, and
42 Raja  |        of his life, turned his back hastily and said never a
43 Raja  |     charger so gray,~Turn thee back! turn thee back!~Or lower
44 Raja  |      Turn thee back! turn thee back!~Or lower thy lance for
45 Raja  |    stranger, I pray,~Turn thee back! turn thee back!"~But he,
46 Raja  |      Turn thee back! turn thee back!"~But he, smiling at the
47 Raja  |      laughter.~But as it swung back again, Rasalu, standing
48 Raja  |         and said bitterly, "Go back to Sarkap, slaves! and tell
49 Raja  |        So Rasalu won, and took back his arms. 'Next he played
50 Raja  |     the second stake, and took back Bhaunr, the Arab steed.~
51 Raja  |     sake!"~But Rasalu answered back,~"Oh moulded pieces! favour
52 Skin  |       pack down from the ass's back, he used to clothe him in
53 Money |        wiles!"~The farmer went back to his village rejoicing.
54 Money |  determined to succeed he went back to the farmer, and said,
55 Money |     Now, I promise to give you back your conch, and never to
56 Boy   |       and the four Queens went back to the gardener's daughter.~
57 Boy   |        As soon as she had gone back to the four Queens (who
58 Boy   |          and the cow then went back to her stable.~Next morning
59 Boy   |      Then you must mount on my back." Now Katar was a fairy-horse,
60 Boy   |         with the prince on his back, rushed past the King himself
61 Boy   |     his horse had a boy on his back, though be could not see
62 Boy   |       the boy, "Now get off my back." Off jumped the prince. "
63 Boy   |      bridled Katar, got on his back with his sword and gun,
64 Boy   |      put a red-hot pice on the back of each of you, and then
65 Boy   |       fire; he laid one on the back of each of the six princes,
66 Boy   |     the mark of a thief on his back." So their coats were taken
67 Boy   |       to him, "I will take you back to your father's country."
68 Boy   |      his stable with me on his back?" Then Katar told the King
69 Prince|       so unmanly as to turn my back. Come, I will fight you."~
70 Fish  |       his Majesty would not go back from his threat. Amongst
71 Fish  |         but, mind and bring it back, for it is very precious."~
72 Fish  |  amused and half angry, pushed back the knife, muttering something
73 Fish  |      horses with it, and bring back the knife again to him."~"
74 Fish  |      following day be hastened back to his own country, taking
75 Demon |     Rahu after the eclipse. Go back to the company of your friends
76 Ivory |     ordered the merchant to go back and ascertain whether his
77 Ivory |      when the merchant brought back this reply, "to-morrow I
78 Ivory |      die together. Turn me not back, if you love me."~"Consider,"
79 Ivory |  prince did not intend to come back.~On and on the exiles walked,
80 Ivory |  friend. Seeing these, he went back at once for the money and
81 Ivory |     return."~Presently he came back and told the prince that
82 Ivory |       him. Accordingly he sent back his salaam and expressions
83 Ivory |        the shovel and mark her back with it. Remember to bring
84 Ivory |     with it. Remember to bring back the shovel again, and also
85 Ivory |    felt a smarting pain in her back, and noticed that her pearl
86 Ivory |      him about the pain in her back.~The King was very angry
87 Ivory |       with anger, and beat her back with a shovel, which lay
88 Ivory |       marks of the burn on her back. Go, and if it is as I say,
89 Ivory |     punish her."~The King went back to the palace, and at once
90 Ivory |    once ordered the princess's back to be examined.~"It is so,"
91 Ivory | ointment over the scars on her back, and then sat her upon one
92 Ivory | certain date.~"Come," he wrote back to the vizier's son, "and
93 Pigeon|    ever and anon be would turn back, peck to bits some heap
94 GeNote|        portions of Shakespeare back to India. It should also
95 StNote|    itself could probably trace back to India.~VIII. LOVING LAILI~