Tale

 1 Labam |          soon as it is dark, his daughter, the Princess Labam, comes
 2 Labam |         s son wishes to marry my daughter, he must first do whatever
 3 Labam |      whoever wishes to marry his daughter must first do whatever he
 4 Labam |       Whoever wishes to marry my daughter." he said to the prince, "
 5 Labam |          You cannot yet marry my daughter. If you wish to do so, you
 6 Labam |        else before I give you my daughter. Up in the sky I have a
 7 Labam |      king would not give him his daughter. "You have," he said to
 8 Labam |      said, "Now you can marry my daughter." Then the wedding took
 9 Punch |          leaving a widow and one daughter; and every day, every day,
10 Punch |          the Prudhan's widow and daughter would come and beg for a
11 Punch |       his Ranee, and she and her daughter came to live in the palace.~
12 Punch |       the way, in order that her daughter might have all their riches,
13 Punch |       Then the Ranee said to her daughter, "I cannot tell how it is,
14 Punch |          pomeloes, the Prudhan's daughter followed them and saw them
15 Punch |      however, than the Prudhan's daughter went home and said to her
16 Punch |          step-mother said to her daughter: "I cannot tell how it is,
17 Punch |        tell how it is! "~And her daughter said, "I will watch."~Next
18 Punch |          but their step-mother's daughter. Balna saw her first, and
19 Punch |          they gave the Prudhan's daughter, some of the cake, and she
20 Punch |        pretended that he was her daughter.~One day, not long after
21 Punch |          him she was the Malee's daughter, and the Magician said, "
22 Punch |      though the supposed Malee's daughter was permitted to take her
23 Broken|       will give me his beautiful daughter, with a large dowry. She
24 Laili |        Munsuk Raja, and he had a daughter named Laili, who was very
25 Laili |          She answered, "I am the daughter of the king of the Phalana
26 Laili |       had wept so much for their daughter that they had become quite
27 Tiger |       her last. She was the only daughter of the king. The king at
28 Tiger |         half his kingdom and his daughter's hand to him who would
29 Tiger |      requested him to revive his daughter.~"Bring me within an hour
30 Tiger |      offered him the hand of his daughter and the whole kingdom, instead
31 Tiger |        to accept the hand of his daughter. He agreed to do so, not
32 Haris |   account of the marriage of the daughter of Sthuladatta, largely
33 Rupees|       king of this country has a daughter whom he is obliged to marry
34 Rupees|        was surprised to hear his daughter and the prince talking.
35 Queens|        request by calling to her daughter, and immediately from an
36 Raja  |          announce the birth of a daughter to Raja Sarkap, and he,
37 Boy   |       garden with the gardener's daughter; and daily she used to say
38 Boy   |       him he wished to marry his daughter. This delighted the gardener
39 Boy   |        indeed be grand for their daughter to become a princess. So
40 Boy   |          on which the gardener's daughter was to have her son; and
41 Boy   |          evening, the gardener's daughter said to him, "Every day
42 Boy   |       came to see the gardener's daughter. She told them all about
43 Boy   |       came to see the gardener's daughter. They begged and begged
44 Boy   |        third day the' gardener's daughter fell ill, and she beat and
45 Boy   |       Soon after, the gardener's daughter had a beautiful little son,
46 Boy   |      went back to the gardener's daughter.~First they put a stone
47 Boy   |    youngest wife, the gardener's daughter, had given him a stone instead
48 Boy   |         The seventh and youngest daughter of the King heard him, and
49 Boy   |       land, saying, "My youngest daughter wishes to be married, but
50 Boy   |             for then my youngest daughter will come and see you all,
51 Boy   |         Then the King's youngest daughter went all round the garden
52 Boy   |        said, "How can the King's daughter think of marrying this poor,
53 Boy   |          them all, I promised my daughter she should marry any one
54 Boy   |          them. The King gave his daughter and the young prince a great
55 Boy   |       his father, the gardener's daughter's husband, saw the prince'
56 Boy   |     least all but the gardener's daughter. No one had told her to
57 Boy   |           She is your gardener's daughter, who was once your wife
58 Boy   |          to fetch the gardener's daughter. They were to bathe her,
59 Boy   |          bringing the gardener's daughter, the King thought how handsome
60 Boy   |          bringing the gardener's daughter, and the young prince went
61 Boy   |        enough for the gardener's daughter, and seemed very glad to
62 Boy   |        again made the gardener's daughter a great many salaams, and
63 Boy   |      prince, "and the gardener's daughter is my mother."~The King
64 Boy   |          told you the gardener's daughter had given you a stone and
65 Boy   |          I have married a King's daughter, and we live with her father."~"
66 Boy   |         his wife, the gardener's daughter, and the prince and his
67 Prince|          clothes.~Now the King's daughter, who was sitting on the
68 Prince|         audience, for the King's daughter will to-day take a husband."~
69 Prince|         and sat down.~The King's daughter came out and sat in the
70 Prince|        this the King married his daughter to the Fakir, who was really
71 Prince|    nobles were sitting there his daughter had chosen none of them,
72 Fish  |         would amuse his wife and daughter, he invited him to come
73 Fish  |       Father," said the farmer's daughter, who was a very sharp and
74 Fish  |     taking with him the farmer's daughter. Immediately on arrival
75 Fish  |         married the old farmer's daughter and a most happy marriage
76 Ivory |             I am going to see my daughter, who is a servant of the
77 Ivory |       asked," How did you get my daughter's necklace? "~"Last night,"
78 Ivory | difficult to prove. Examine your daughter, and you will find the marks
79 Ivory |       they each would give him a daughter in marriage. He agreed to
80 Dinner|           But to Moon she said, "Daughter, because you remembered