Tale

 1 Labam |             and I will drink some 'water, and then I will continue
 2 Labam |        that gave its owner as much water as he wanted, no matter
 3 Labam |              Now I will fetch some water."~"Don't go," said the prince. "
 4 Labam |           You shall have plenty of water directly." So he took his
 5 Labam |          to it, "Bowl, I want some water," and then it filled with
 6 Labam |            and then it filled with water. When it was full, the prince
 7 Labam |           I can always get as much water as I want."~By this time
 8 Labam |             and the bowl gave them water.~When night came the princess
 9 Punch |           of that, and very little water to drink; so these seven
10 Punch |            and put a little of the water in which it has been boiled
11 Punch |      desired; and when some of the water in which it had been boiled
12 Punch |         stand six chattees full of water, piled one above another:
13 Punch |           the six chattees full of water. It was the middle of the
14 Punch |           the six chattees full of water, and seized the little green
15 Magic |       sister-in-law goes to bring, water, cause it thus to happen,
16 Magic |            seeing her pitcher, the water shall vanish, and again
17 Magic |           will be delayed. Let the water not flow into her pitcher,
18 Magic |             when she went to bring water, it suddenly dried up before
19 Magic |             Then after a while the water began slowly to rise. When
20 Magic |          it would not go under the water. Being frightened, she began
21 Magic |      brother:~"Oh! my brother, the water reaches to my ankles,~Still,
22 Magic |         pitcher will not dip."~The water continued to rise until
23 Magic |        again:~"Oh! my brother, the water reaches to my knee,~Still,
24 Magic |         pitcher will not dip."~The water continued to rise, and when
25 Magic |        again:~"Oh! my brother, the water reaches to my waist,~Still,
26 Magic |         pitcher will not dip."~The water still rose, and when it
27 Magic |       crying:~"Oh! my brother, the water reaches to my neck,~Still,
28 Magic |            not dip."~At length the water became so deep that she
29 Magic |        aloud:~"Oh! my brother, the water measures a man's height,~
30 Magic |            The pitcher filled with water, and along with it she sank
31 Magic |          she was. She brought them water on their arrival, and afterwards
32 Crane |        pond. ~Now at that time the water used to run short at the
33 Crane |            down at the edge of the water, thinking hew he should
34 Crane |     replied, "there is very little water in this pond, and but little
35 Crane |          and then only entered the water!~When the Genius who lived
36 Laili |         then he had mixed clay and water with the ashes, and made
37 Laili |             Then the King got some water, and they bathed Majnun'
38 Tiger |         miserable as a fish out of water!"~The Brahman told him all
39 Tiger |          filling it with the sweet water from the flowing rivulet
40 Tiger |         hand to eat; nor a drop of water to think. Turn his eyes
41 Tiger |          and try to find a drop of water somewhere to slake his dry
42 Tiger |      thought he could collect some water if he let down his chombu
43 Tiger |            you again begin to draw water these may request you first
44 Tiger |            down, dip the pieces in water, and bring the wet bits
45 Tiger |            squeeze them and gather water for drink! and the bread
46 Tiger |            him with provisions and water.~The snake-king said: "I
47 Tiger |    Gangazara took a vessel full of water and sprinkled it over them
48 Ring  |            this, he dived into the water and was lost to sight.~"
49 Ring  |            The reed floated on the water for many miles, and was
50 Ring  |          to throw the cat into the water if it did not give it up;
51 Queens|      entered to ask for a drink of water. An old woman, seated in
52 Queens|             She held the vessel of water to the King's lips, and
53 Raja  |    dismounted, and, going into the water, washed himself and his
54 Raja  |       where the women were drawing water in earthen pitchers. Now,
55 Raja  |           the women, drenched with water, went weeping and wailing
56 Money |           said, "You can't squeeze water from a stone, and as you
57 Money |           and wished for a well to water them, and lo! there was
58 Boy   |         thirsty, and could find no water, and they had no food with
59 Boy   |            side was some delicious water, and also some roast meat.~
60 Boy   |            give them some food and water. "Who are you?" said the
61 Boy   |    answered, "for if we do not get water to drink, we shall die." "
62 Boy   |           I will give you food and water. Do you agree to this?"
63 Boy   |            shall die if we have no water to drink." Then the young
64 Boy   |            gave them good food and water. They ate and thank; and
65 Fish  |           will be calling the land water, and the water land; and
66 Fish  |            the land water, and the water land; and be speaking of
67 Fish  |          edge of the cemetery. The water was rather deep, so the
68 Fish  |            sea is overflowing with water."~Half-way the bearer of
69 Ivory | magnificent lotus flower and other water plants. The prince sat down
70 Ivory |       thirsty took up, some of the water in his hand. Fortunately
71 Ivory |            no person, he drank the water, and put out his hand to
72 Ivory |          saw the reflection in the water which was in his palm. He
73 Ivory |         the prince, be poured some water over his head and face. "
74 Ivory |         the prince, revived by the water, opened his eyes, and looked
75 Ivory |            which she had given him water, and a present of another