Tale

 1 Labam |     Perhaps God will show me the way. If I live and I find her,
 2 Lamb  |        be sure to eat him on the way back, he was so plump and
 3 Punch |          if possible, out of the way, in order that her daughter
 4 Punch |     serpent which was making its way to an eagle's nest built
 5 Magic |         slowly reappear. In this way she will be delayed. Let
 6 Magic |        the habit of passing that way, seeing it, said to himself, "
 7 Crane |          you quite tight all the way."~Then said the crab to
 8 Crane |        crab, "the pond lies that way, but you are taking me this
 9 Crane |       but you are taking me this way!"~"Oh, that's it, is it?"
10 Laili |         country, hunting all the way, but they only found jackals
11 Laili |      busy eating a fruit in this way, and was talking to Husain
12 Laili |        and the groom went a long way off and waited for Laili.
13 Tiger |          sorrowfully, and on the way he met a jackal, who called
14 Tiger |          in a distracted sort of way, and still could not understand.~"
15 Tiger |       what a remarkably delicate way of putting it!"~"Give me
16 Tiger |          How! - why in the usual way, of course!"~"Oh, dear me! -
17 Tiger |      lord, but what is the usual way?"~At this the tiger lost
18 Tiger |      into the cage, cried, "This way! Now do you understand how
19 Tiger |   succeeded; heaven threw in his way a ruined well. He thought
20 Tiger |        let it down; it went some way and stopped, and the following
21 Tiger |        release them. In the same way the goldsmith also may ask
22 Tiger |    several times of the eloquent way in which the tiger spoke,
23 Tiger |       place, and so lies on your way when you return from Benares.
24 Tiger |         your assistance, on your way back to your country." So
25 Tiger |       Gangazara also pursued his way north after the above adventures.~
26 Tiger |          very soon he was on his way back to his country. Remembering
27 Tiger |          he returned by the same way by which he went to Benares
28 Tiger |         behaved, and went on his way to the south. While going
29 Tiger | curiosity of some robbers on the way. I will go now to Ujjaini
30 Tiger |          go now to Ujjaini on my way. Manikkasari requested me
31 Tiger |          in my rags, and wend my way homewards." Thus thinking
32 Tiger |          bored the ground a long way to the walls of the prison.
33 Tiger |          swore to rule in a just way from that day. The serpent-king
34 Tiger |        city that very day on his way home.~It so happened that
35 Tiger |          brother was also on his way up to Benares by that very
36 Haris |        this is a specimen of the way he makes a dishonest livelihood,
37 Ring  |   holding in one hand a stick by way of support. She introduced
38 Ring  |       and kissed the princess by way of adding force to her words.
39 Ring  |      left them.~"But is there no way of escape from the hands
40 Ring  |          carry them. Now, on the way they had to cross a stream.
41 Rupees|          for the expenses of the way and as presents for his
42 Rupees|       the prince started.~On the way he had to pass through the
43 Kings |        chariot to get out of the way!~Then the charioteer of
44 Kings |      Take thy chariot out of the way!"~But he said, "Take thy
45 Kings |      Take thy chariot out of the way, O charioteer! In this chariot
46 Kings |          thy carriage out of the way, and make room for the chariot
47 Kings |       said to himself, "I know a way. I'll find out how old he
48 Kings |        younger be got out of the way, and so make room for the
49 Kings |         he thought, "I will make way for the most righteous."
50 Kings |       this king!~Move out of the way, O charioteer "~But the
51 Kings |      this king!~'Move out of the way, O charioteer!"~And when
52 Kings |          their chariot, and made way for the king of Benares!~
53 Raja  |         of heart, he rode on his way until he reached his father'
54 Raja  |  headless corpse, he went on his way to play chaupur with the
55 Raja  |         the hair and went on his way.~Now, when he reached the
56 Money |         the cake and went on his way without a word. Next the
57 Money |          you could tell me which way to go?"~"Perhaps I can,"
58 Money |          blow it in a particular way, saying, "Remember! whatever
59 Money |      only to blow the conch that way, and your wish will be fulfilled.
60 Money |       conch in every conceivable way, he was obliged to give
61 Money |       and in trying to steer his way between the two new wells,
62 Boy   |          to him, "Get out of the way, you poor, dirty man. Your
63 Boy   |      from them, and stood a long way off to see what would happen.~
64 Prince|       Then the Fakir went on his way, and the King came home
65 Fish  |         The day was hot, and the way was long and weary.~"Don'
66 Fish  |        On leaving the city their way led through a cemetery.
67 Fish  |          the greater part of the way with me, and I wanted him
68 Fish  |          he was treated in every way as if he were the son of
69 Demon |         the Five Weapons.~On his way he came to a forest inhabited
70 Ivory |          with his friend.~On the way they met two men. These
71 Ivory |     prince.~So the woman led the way out of the enclosure by
72 Ivory |           To go out by any other way would be to thrust oneself
73 Ivory |   destroying everything in their way.~The servant obeyed, and
74 Ivory |        land. In the midst of the way they passed the tower of
75 GeNote|       lands. Exactly in the same way, Perrault's tales have ousted
76 StNote|         Rabbit coming along that way, passes the time of day
77 StNote|        character which is on its way to becoming perfectly enlightened,