Tale

 1 Labam |        these two demons?" Then he thought of his tiger: and the tiger
 2 Labam |         kill you."~The Raja's son thought of his little bed; so he
 3 Labam |       house. He was very sad, and thought that now the Raja would
 4 Lamb  |        can eat me so."~The Jackal thought this reasonable, and let
 5 Lamb  |           eat me so."~The Vulture thought this reasonable, and let
 6 Punch |      mixed up with his dinner, he thought it must arise from their
 7 Punch |           other sisters, however, thought Balna unnecessarily suspicious,
 8 Punch |       hands of the Ranee, and she thought then that he had really
 9 Punch |        boy's cradle. The Magician thought her more beautiful than
10 Punch |            Then the little Prince thought, "These must be my parents
11 Punch |        saw the little girl (as he thought) playing about, and asked
12 Broken|           at it all the night, he thought, "Ah, that pot is indeed
13 Broken|           with my foot." While he thought this, he gave a kick with
14 Magic |         members of the house-hold thought that some girl friend of
15 Crane |       good many fish. And a crane thought on seeing the fish:~"I must
16 Crane |        sitting there for, lost in thought?"~"I am sitting thinking
17 Crane |          That a crane should take thought for the fishes is a thing
18 Crane |       blind of one eye, whom they thought sharp enough in any emergency,
19 Crane |       behind there; and the crane thought he would eat him too, and
20 Laili |           going through it, Khuda thought, "I should like to know
21 Laili |          seemed very pleasant, so thought Prince Majnun; but when
22 Tiger |        asked a papal-tree what it thought of the matter, but the papal-tree
23 Tiger |        our dinner."~"Our dinner!" thought the wretched Brahman, as
24 Tiger |        eldest son. The second son thought over the horoscope, and
25 Tiger |         is an enigma to me."~Thus thought he, and after all the funeral
26 Tiger |         means of escape. Still he thought within himself, "Surely
27 Tiger |      death on some sea-coast." So thought be, and this thought gave
28 Tiger |           So thought be, and this thought gave him strength of mind
29 Tiger |         his way a ruined well. He thought he could collect some water
30 Tiger |     kindly lift me up." Gangazara thought: "Shall I take him out or
31 Tiger |          for an answer.~Gangazara thought several times of the eloquent
32 Tiger |       away.~Gangazara for a while thought upon the repeated advice
33 Tiger |         Let me return home." Thus thought Gangazara within himself,
34 Tiger |      rushed into his mind, and he thought of the tiger to test his
35 Tiger |           recounted the gems, and thought within himself that he would
36 Tiger |           after his disappearance thought of the kings of serpents
37 Tiger |   underground, and at that moment thought of his three friends. The
38 Tiger |        sat dumb for a moment, and thought upon the Tiger King and
39 Haris |       expecting to be fed, no one thought of him.~Then he was distressed
40 Haris |        When Jihva heard this, she thought, in her terror, that she
41 Haris |           so near, who would have thought chance would have brought
42 Haris |         Harisarman heard that, he thought that his last hour had come,
43 Ring  |        attention, that the ogress thought to herself, "I shall soon
44 Ring  |        glad master will be!" they thought, and ran as fast as their
45 Tortoi|          here?"~The future Buddha thought to himself, "Long expecting,
46 Rupees|         of the piece of paper. He thought his father would applaud
47 Rupees|  provisions set before him.~"Ah!" thought he, as he lay down to rest, "
48 Rupees|         dog coming back again, he thought, 'Alas! my friend is wanting
49 Rupees|         cure her, but in vain. He thought that, perhaps, this holy
50 Rupees|           princess. "Dread hour!" thought he; "am I to die like the
51 Gold  |      ant-hill near at hand. So he thought to himself, "Sure this is
52 Gold  |          and found a denar, so he thought to himself: "This, ant-hill
53 Queens|        advanced, till, just as he thought to lay hold of the beautiful
54 Kings |            Then the future Buddha thought, "It cannot be from my reigning
55 Kings |           his own praise.~Then he thought, "It is from fear of me
56 Kings | charioteer of the king of Benares thought, "They say then that he
57 Kings |       were just on a par!~Then he thought, "I will make way for the
58 Goeth |          were all uneducated, and thought that the leader was merely
59 Raja  |          mother of mine? Give one thought~To my life just begun!"~
60 Boy   |        gardener and his wife, who thought it would indeed be grand
61 Boy   |           her kettle-drum, but he thought, "She does not really want
62 Boy   |          girl cried bitterly, and thought, "What will the King say
63 Boy   |          night to the jungle, and thought, "I wonder whether the boy
64 Boy   |        end of that time the horse thought, "I will see if this child
65 Boy   |          shot to-morrow." Then he thought that two men unaided could
66 Boy   |      answer when I speak to him?" thought the little princess, and
67 Boy   |       princes consented, for they thought, "No one will ever see the
68 Boy   |          who he could be, and all thought him the most beautiful prince
69 Boy   |        was very much alarmed, and thought a great King had come to
70 Boy   |         the feast, for no one had thought of her.~When all the people
71 Boy   |     gardener's daughter, the King thought how handsome the young prince
72 Boy   |          his kindness to her, and thought, "Who is this handsome prince,
73 Prince|          was a pleasant pool, and thought he would stop and bathe
74 Fish  |          What a fool the man is!" thought the old farmer.~Presently
75 Fish  |          What does the man mean," thought 'the old farmer, "calling
76 Fish  |         must surely be demented!" thought the old farmer. "I wonder
77 Fish  |           should carry him, as he thought that would be a pleasanter
78 Fish  |           the girl. "I have often thought how stupid people were to
79 Demon |             was not even nervous.~Thought the Demon to himself: "Here'
80 Demon |          he heard this, the Demon thought: "This young man speaks
81 Ivory |            Don't you know that? I thought the name was known all over
82 Ivory |        sound. "Oh!" she cried, "I thought that both of you would be
83 Ivory |          present the vizier's son thought that the prince had spoken
84 Dinner|      prepared for them, without a thought of saving any of it to take
85 Dinner|     enjoyed yourself, without any thought of your mother at home -
86 Sons  |         of rupees richer than you thought you were. Keep these bags
87 Pigeon|        the world can I get some?" thought he. At last he hit upon