Tale

 1 Pre   |       need of catering for the young ones has restricted my selection
 2 Labam |    seek for the princess. ~The young prince listened to his mother,
 3 Labam | parrots, who, lived in it. The young Raja shot at some of them,
 4 Labam |      roar like that?' said the young Raja. "What is the matter
 5 Labam |       she lay fast asleep.~The young Raja took his bag and said, "
 6 Lamb  |       who looked at the tender young morsel and said: "Lambikin!
 7 Punch |        this very day the seven young sons of a neighbouring Raja
 8 Punch |       At the sight of them the young Princes were very much astonished,
 9 Punch |      the marriage of the seven young Princes to seven such beautiful
10 Punch |      little boy is still quite young; I will stay here and teach
11 Punch |        lives in the tower.~The young Prince was much delighted
12 Punch |       and in the nest were two young eagles. The Prince seeing
13 Punch |       seeing the danger of the young birds, drew his sword and
14 Punch |     hunting for food for their young ones, returned. They quickly
15 Punch |       the dead serpent and the young Prince standing over it;
16 Punch |         for many years all our young ones have been devoured
17 Broken|       of goats. They will have young ones every six months, and
18 Magic |    showing her interest in the young man, so they did not trouble
19 Magic |     out how it came about. The young chief, however, was determined
20 Magic |        herself, she placed the young man's portion under his
21 Laili |       they were grown two fine young men, Prince Majnun said
22 Laili |        Laili, "to make us both young again, and then we shall
23 Laili |        she and you will become young again." When he touched
24 Laili |    fire, and she and he became young again. And there were great
25 Laili |        who had been made quite young again when he married Laili.~
26 Laili |        you can make yourself a young girl again. How can I marry
27 Laili |       in my father's kingdom a young girl, I knew of you, though
28 Laili |        you can make yourself a young girl again, I will marry
29 Laili |     easy. Khuda will make me a young girl again. In two days'
30 Laili |     cut it, out stepped Laili, young and far more beautiful than
31 Ring  |     kill the dog," pleaded the young and tender-hearted fellow; "
32 Ring  |        enter my house."~So the young man went and lived in the
33 Ring  |         if possible," said the young man.~"Well said!" continued
34 Ring  |     again and joined them.~The young man and the snake reached
35 Ring  |      him to his dominions. The young man stayed there a few days,
36 Tortoi|     mountains, a tortoise. Two young hamsas, or wild ducks, who
37 Rupees|     subsistence. Every day the young fellow used to go out and
38 Rupees|       with her. Nearly all the young men of the place have thus
39 Rupees|      to die like the scores of young men before me?" He clenched
40 Raja  |     and wide."~So, when a fair young Prince was in due time born
41 Raja  |       And with him they sent a young colt, born the same day,
42 Raja  |      for a King's son to know.~Young Rasalu lived on, far from
43 Raja  |      upon their heads, the gay young prince flung stones at the
44 Raja  |      to the King that a mighty young Prince in shining armour,
45 Raja  |       when she saw the gallant young Prince riding on Bhaunr
46 Boy   |     had finished his work, the young prince went to the jungle
47 Boy   |        horses."~"No," said the young prince, "I will not ride,
48 Boy   |      will see what a beautiful young prince you will become."
49 Boy   |  common, ugly man, but a grand young prince with a moon on his
50 Boy   |        game, for the beautiful young prince had shot it all.
51 Boy   |        Meanwhile the beautiful young prince had sat down under
52 Boy   |         Who are you?" said the young prince. "We are the husbands
53 Boy   |        least.~"Well," said the young prince, "I will give you
54 Boy   |           Very good," said the young prince. "Now you must let
55 Boy   |      water to drink." Then the young prince took six pice, and
56 Boy   |     salaams and went home.~The young prince stayed under the
57 Boy   |       saying, "What a splendid young prince that is! He has a
58 Boy   |        recognise me," said the young prince, "but call the youngest
59 Boy   |       the truth," answered the young prince.~"No, you are not,
60 Boy   |   husband was such a beautiful young prince. "What a strange
61 Boy   |        all very happy. And the young prince lived as before in
62 Boy   |        was full of people, the young prince said to him, "There
63 Boy   |      There they are," said the young prince, pointing to his
64 Boy   |      and would not believe the young prince. "Take off their
65 Boy   |     very much ashamed, but the young prince was very glad. He
66 Boy   |        So two months after the young prince had revenged himself
67 Boy   |      gave his daughter and the young prince a great many horses,
68 Boy   |     ask whose camp it was. The young prince then wrote him a
69 Boy   |         men and women, old and young, rich and poor, of all castes;
70 Boy   |       thought how handsome the young prince was; and he noticed
71 Boy   |   wondered in what country the young prince was born.~And now
72 Boy   |   gardener's daughter, and the young prince went himself and
73 Boy   |     but stayed always with the young prince, and never left him.~
74 Fish  |      have somewhat cooled.~The young fellow, who was both clever
75 Fish  |        eaten or not?" said the young man.~Not understanding his
76 Fish  |       a big village, where the young man gave his companion a
77 Fish  |    play the fool with him. The young man pretended not to notice
78 Fish  |       cemetery!" exclaimed the young man.~"What does the man
79 Fish  |        city this is!" said the young man.~"Now, the man must
80 Fish  |      and crossed over; but the young man waded through it with
81 Fish  |      Thank you very much," the young man replied; "but let me
82 Fish  |    servant and sent him to the young man with a present of a
83 Fish  | complied. Presently he saw the young man, and gave him the rest
84 Fish  |       After a little while the young man appeared with the old
85 Demon |         and cried out:~"Hullo, young sir, keep clear of that
86 Demon |     but asked him: "Why is it, young sir, that you are not frightened
87 Demon |       the Demon thought: "This young man speaks the truth. A
88 Demon |       the Bodhisatta, saying:~"Young sir, you are a lion of a
89 Ivory |       Fairy Princess~ONE day a young prince was out practicing
90 Ivory |  senses she told them that two young men had passed by the place
91 Ivory |       wife could recognise the young men if she saw them again.~"
92 Ivory |  continued, turning to the two young men. "Why have you done
93 Ivory |       old woman answered, "two young travellers, a prince and
94 Sons  |      are getting on."~When the young men got to hear of this