Tale

 1 Lion  |           a tree looking for food, asked, "What ails thee, friend?"
 2 Labam |         the ground. The Raja's son asked some men he saw, "Whose
 3 Labam |          get all that betel-leaf?" asked the princess.~"We found
 4 Labam |       father will kill me." "Why?" asked the princess.~"He has told
 5 Labam |           the countries round were asked to come to it, and there
 6 Lamb  |       Every animal and bird he met asked him the same question:~"
 7 Punch |         Raja was much grieved, and asked her whether it was in his
 8 Punch |         had seen, insomuch that he asked her to go home with him
 9 Punch |        thought) playing about, and asked her who she was. She told
10 Magic |          tune or two on his fiddle asked for something to eat. They
11 Magic |            that it had been stolen asked them to return it to him.
12 Crane |        When the fish saw him, they asked him, "What are you sitting
13 Laili |             Who is calling me?" he asked. At this Laili looked at
14 Laili |            did not know this - who asked her, "Why do you always
15 Laili |           I want Majnun," and they asked her what she wanted. "I
16 Laili |      brought her in and the prince asked what she wanted. "I want
17 Laili |          would."~"Who killed him?" asked Majnun.~"I did," answered
18 Laili |           do you harm." But Majnun asked her for such a long time,
19 Tiger |       action.~So the Brahman first asked a papal-tree what it thought
20 Tiger |           Brahman, still more sad, asked the road to give him its
21 Tiger |          tiger." Thus thinking, he asked the tiger-king to hold tight
22 Tiger |            to do so, and meanwhile asked his friend to rest himself
23 Tiger |         the supposed murderer, and asked his soldiers to throw him
24 Tiger |           not accept anything, but asked the king to assemble all
25 Tiger |          and wailed for his crime, asked a thousand pardons, and
26 Tiger |        upon him. The god came, and asked him what he wanted. "My
27 Haris |            you, forgive me " - and asked him to tell him who had
28 Ring  | Accordingly the beautiful princess asked her husband for the ring,
29 Ring  |      waited another day before she asked to see the precious thing.
30 Ring  |        hands of these people?" she asked.~"Yes," replied the cat, "
31 Ring  |          jealous of the cat, so he asked for the ring, and threatened
32 Tortoi|        looking at the tortoise, he asked the Bodisat, "Teacher! how
33 Rupees|           by a merchant's shop and asked alms. The merchant inquired
34 Rupees|            have you come here?" he asked. "Why have you left my parents?
35 Rupees|            king's son met her, and asked what she was reading, whereupon
36 Rupees|          lac of rupees. The prince asked her to show it to him, and
37 Rupees|            What man? What dog?" he asked.~"I will tell you," said
38 Rupees|           come from? Who are you?" asked the king, entering the room.~"
39 Rupees|         more than a year, and then asked permission to visit his
40 Kings |     arrived at that conclusion, he asked that charioteer what the
41 Kings |            most righteous." And he asked, "What kind of righteousness
42 Kings |  charioteer of the king of Benares asked him, "Well, have you told
43 Raja  |       journey, the headless corpse asked him whither he was going,
44 Raja  |            about restlessly; so he asked what ailed her, that she
45 Raja  |            going to the potter, he asked him to sell the kiln as
46 Money |          And where are you going?" asked the poor man, at length.~"
47 Boy   |           came home at evening, he asked them why they were so agitated. "
48 Boy   |            returned at evening and asked them why they were so miserable,
49 Boy   |       merchant of the country, who asked him who he was. "I am a
50 Boy   |       where do you come from?" she asked.~But he answered nothing.~"
51 Boy   |       jungle to see his horse, who asked him, "Are you quite well
52 Boy   |        princess has come to me and asked me who I am, and whence
53 Boy   |           Whence do you come?" she asked.~"I am a very poor man,"
54 Boy   |        night the princess came and asked him the same questions as
55 Boy   |            all the King's servants asked him who he was; and as none
56 Boy   |            been seen.~At last they asked him who he was. "I am the
57 Boy   |         you heard me, and came and asked me who I was and where I
58 Boy   |       mother was not there, and he asked the King, "Has every one
59 Boy   |             Are you sure of that?" asked the prince.~"Quite sure,"
60 Boy   |            was.~One day the prince asked the King if he had any children., "
61 Boy   |             Do you know who I am?" asked the prince.~"No," said the
62 Fish  |          old man very pleasant, he asked him if he might accompany
63 Fish  |           were walking together he asked whether he should carry
64 Fish  |      through a corn-field, when he asked me whether it was eaten
65 Fish  |         along on the road? He only asked you to cut a couple of sticks
66 Fish  |           his own banishment - and asked their advice as to what
67 Demon |        queen. On his name-day they asked 800 Brahmans, having satisfied
68 Demon |            be my teacher?" the lad asked.~"Go, my son; in the kingdom
69 Demon |      powerless to eat the man, but asked him: "Why is it, young sir,
70 Ivory |            s invitation, brother?" asked the prince.~The vizier's
71 Ivory |           they were off again, and asked for Ivory City from every
72 Ivory |          Has this city a name?" he asked the old woman.~"Of course
73 Ivory |        princess." The vizier's son asked her not to speak about them
74 Ivory |            been for two days?" she asked.~"Because, my dear," the
75 Ivory |            appears very stupid. He asked me the name of this country
76 Ivory |        woman; and if the old woman asked what was the matter, she
77 Ivory |            this change in him, and asked what was the reason. "Is
78 Ivory |         took it to a goldsmith and asked him to buy it.~"How much
79 Ivory |          much do you want for it?" asked the man. "Fifty thousand
80 Ivory |          the necklace?" the kotwal asked.~"A fakir, whose servant
81 Ivory |          his devotions, the kotwal asked him to explain how he had
82 Ivory |      attitude of a supplicant, and asked," How did you get my daughter'
83 Ivory |         that she had sent him, and asked whether she had repented