Tale

 1 Lion  |     What ails thee, friend?" He told him why. "I could free thee
 2 Lion  |    Teacher, Gautama the Buddha, told this tale, he used to add: "
 3 Labam |     seemed very ill.~At last he told his father and mother that
 4 Labam |    jungle where I went to hunt, told me your name, and then I
 5 Labam |       to marry him." Her mother told this to the king.~"Good,"
 6 Labam |      the morning the Raja's son told the old woman that he intended
 7 Labam |     pounds of mustard seed, and told him to crush all the oil
 8 Labam |         done the three things I told you to do; but you must
 9 Labam |     asked the princess.~"He has told me to cut a thick tree-trunk
10 Labam |     exactly as the princess had told him; and the minute the
11 Punch |        when the widow came, she told him that she had played
12 Punch |         stayed in her room, and told the Raja that she had a
13 Punch |     cake, and she went home and told her mother all about it.~
14 Punch |       spoke kindly to them, and told them to come out into the
15 Punch |        Then, one day, his aunts told him the history of the family;
16 Punch |     what I seek at last." So he told his story to the Malee's
17 Punch |      asked her who she was. She told him she was the Malee's
18 Punch |      believed the story her son told her of his long search,
19 Punch |       trying to rescue her. She told him that for twelve long
20 Punch |       soon as possible.~But she told him that before she married
21 Punch |      approach the place."~Balna told her son what Punchkin had
22 Crane |       to the other fish. And he told them all the glories of
23 Laili |        in the form of a man who told her that she should marry
24 Laili |        her. When Laili woke she told her father of the angel'
25 Laili |      little white dog." He then told her what she must do as
26 Laili |         King Dantal, and Majnun told him there was a Rakshas
27 Laili |        nothing, and King Dantal told his son be was very silly
28 Laili |     begged you not to go, for I told you that harm would happen
29 Laili |   prince went to his father and told him all that had happened. "
30 Laili |       the garden.~Prince Majnun told all this to his father,
31 Laili |         this to his father, who told him to do all the old woman
32 Laili |        he would not till he had told his father, who said, "That
33 Laili |     palace.~There Prince Majnun told everything to his father,
34 Laili |         did you not do what she told you? But for her, you would
35 Tiger |      out of water!"~The Brahman told him all that had occurred. "
36 Tiger |       so mixed up?"~The Brahman told it all over again, but the
37 Tiger |         all that the tiger-king told you about the goldsmith,
38 Tiger |   received from the tiger-king; told him how he got it, and requested
39 Tiger |         father? All the hunters told him that his father was
40 Ring  |      cat, waiting for him. They told one another all they had
41 Rupees|  reaching her home the Brahmani told her parents of her meeting
42 Rupees|       for about three hours, he told her to rise and go, for
43 Rupees|       and kisses. On leaving he told her how she and her husband
44 Rupees|      saw again.~Then the prince told his father all that had
45 Kings |      asked him, "Well, have you told all the virtues of your
46 Raja  |       said; and when his nurses told him he must not go for one
47 Raja  |         what his nurses had oft told him, when he came to the
48 Money |         of me?"~Then the farmer told the whole story, and Ram,
49 Boy   |  therefore, to the gardener and told him he wished to marry his
50 Boy   |        gardener's daughter. She told them all about her kettle-drum. "
51 Boy   |        did to it. So he ran and told the four Queens, "The King'
52 Boy   |         four wicked Queens, and told them all he had seen, and
53 Boy   |        common clothes, which he told him to put on. As soon as
54 Boy   |   seemed to be a donkey, and he told Katar everything. "Listen,"
55 Boy   |       next, and on the fourth I told you I was a very poor man,
56 Boy   |    merchant's servant. Then you told your father you wished to
57 Boy   |      prince was married, be had told the boy the whole story
58 Boy   |      always did, what his horse told him to do; so he went to
59 Boy   |      Then she went to them, and told them, and they consented
60 Boy   | gardener's daughter. No one had told her to go to the feast,
61 Boy   | forgotten her." Then the prince told his servants to take his
62 Boy   |         Your four wicked Queens told you the gardener's daughter
63 Boy   |        on his back?" Then Katar told the King the prince was
64 Boy   |         was really his son, and told him all the story of his
65 Prince|    journey. When he got home he told the King's son to go out
66 Prince|         pupil after." The Fakir told him to come once, he told
67 Prince|       told him to come once, he told him twice, he told him three
68 Prince|     once, he told him twice, he told him three times, and each
69 Prince|         went to his tigers, and told his tigers and hounds to
70 Prince|        son. Then the new Prince told him that in fact he, too,
71 Fish  |        vizier what his wife had told him, and bade him investigate
72 Fish  |        his origin. At length be told them everything - about
73 Demon |     Hair~THIS story the Teacher told in Jetavana about a Brother
74 Demon |       unto royal power." And he told a story of long ago.~Once
75 Demon |        and the like monition he told him the disadvantage of
76 Demon |       entrance of the forest he told all to the people thereabout;
77 Ivory |        recovered her senses she told them that two young men
78 Ivory |  merchant went to the King, and told him what had taken place.
79 Ivory |      Presently he came back and told the prince that he had seen
80 Ivory |      that, because she had been told not to do so, she would
81 Ivory |        returned to her hut, she told the vizier's son how sorry
82 Ivory |        the pilaw, and therefore told him everything.~"Look here,"
83 Ivory |        men went to the King and told him what the fakir had said.
84 GeNote|    metempsychosis. All that was told of the sages of the past
85 GeNote|       Buddha's previous births, told of each of the ten Perfections.
86 GeNote|        verse]. "This the Master told while living at Jetavana
87 GeNote|         And having said this he told a tale." Then follows the
88 GeNote|        1884), stories capitally told and admirably annotated.
89 StNote|     than the rest: the story is told by the commentator (c. 400
90 StNote|         No. xxii. pp. 153 - 63, told by Mániyá, one of the ayahs.
91 StNote|         tale which was probably told before Buddha, over two
92 StNote|        to find the story better told in Cornwall than in the