Tale

 1 Labam |     and sat on the roof of her palace. In the daytime she never
 2 Punch |   daughter came to live in the palace.~Now the new Ranee hated
 3 Punch |        riches, and live in the palace as Princess in their place;
 4 Punch |       below, there came to the palace door a man in a long black
 5 Punch |         You cannot go into the palace - the Raja's sons have all
 6 Punch |       let him walk through the palace, but they did not know that
 7 Punch |     Fakir wandered through the palace, and saw many beautiful
 8 Punch |    Punchkin passed through the palace gate the servants said to
 9 Punch |       and there he saw a large palace with a high tower; hard
10 Punch |          This country and this palace belong to a great enchanter;
11 Punch |    once more at the Magician's palace, where he sat down at the
12 Laili |        Then she must go to the palace, and she will only regain
13 Laili |      and he ran quickly to the palace with the Wazir's son; and
14 Laili |        shape she came into the palace, where Prince Majnun soon
15 Laili |     they reached King Dantal's palace.~There Prince Majnun told
16 Laili |       Then he built a splendid palace for her and his son, with
17 Laili |        enter their gardens and palace, and he would not allow
18 Tiger |       garments, he flew to the palace. He went before the prince
19 Haris |     stolen by a thief from the palace of the king. As the thief
20 Haris |    have knowledge. Now in that palace there was a maid named Jihva (
21 Haris |       from the interior of the palace. She, being alarmed at Harisarman'
22 Haris |   earth in a garden behind the palace, under a pomegranate tree.
23 Ring  |       prince rushed off to the palace, locked himself up in his
24 Ring  |       flew away with it to the palace, where the prince was lying
25 Ring  |  descended in the midst of the palace garden. He at once entered
26 Tortoi|    brought him over the king's palace in the city of Benares,
27 Rupees|        down by a tree near the palace, pretended to be absorbed
28 Rupees|     great consternation in the palace, because the queen had lost
29 Rupees|     and the prince went to the palace. At night he was conducted
30 Rupees|     the prince to abide in his palace, and appointed him his successor
31 Rupees|     The prince remained at the palace for more than a year, and
32 Rupees|      begged him to stay at his palace, and to accept what little
33 Rupees|      prince was staying at the palace be saw his sister, who greeted
34 Queens|      luxuriously in a splendid palace, attended by hundreds of
35 Kings |  people who lived outside 'the palace. And finding no fault-finder
36 Kings |    found no faultfinder in the palace, but only heard of his own
37 Raja  |     Queen Lona returned to the palace, and when the time for the
38 Raja  |     him away in an underground palace, with nurses, and servants,
39 Raja  |     weeping and wailing to the palace, complaining to the King
40 Raja  |      youth and strength to the palace. He strode into the audience
41 Raja  |     but as he passed under the palace windows, he heard his mother
42 Raja  |   ordered all the women of his palace to come forth in their gayest
43 Raja  |    Rasalu.~Now, as be left the palace, carrying with him the new-born
44 Raja  |     Kokilan, in an underground palace, and planted the mango branch
45 Boy   |         He made her one of the palace servants, and never spoke
46 Boy   | merchant lived near the King's palace, and one night at twelve
47 Boy   |  elephant, and took him to the palace.~The Kings and Rajas and
48 Boy   |   always stayed at home in the palace, and never went out hunting
49 Boy   |     and rode off to the King's palace. All the people looked at
50 Boy   |        he came near the King's palace, all the King's servants
51 Boy   |     Then she took him into the palace, and showed him to her father
52 Boy   |        as before in the King's palace with his wife, and Katar
53 Boy   |       is now a servant in your palace."~"True," said the King, "
54 Boy   |        must come with me to my palace, and live with me always."~"
55 Boy   |        do. I cannot go to your palace. I only came here to fetch
56 Boy   |       me to my father-in-law's palace. I have married a King's
57 Boy   |       your mother and me in my palace."~"That we will never do,"
58 Boy   |     went to live in the King's palace, and lived there happily
59 Prince|     sitting on the roof of the palace, saw his royal marks, and
60 Fish  |        fisherwoman passed by a palace crying her fish, the Queen
61 Fish  |     that there is a man in the palace who is plotting against
62 Fish  |       on arrival he ran to the palace and informed his father
63 Fish  | together all the maids in your palace, and order them to jump
64 Fish  |     the maids belonging to the palace to try to jump it. All of
65 Ivory |        speak about them at the palace, hoping that, because she
66 Ivory |      the old woman went to the palace Gulizar called one of her
67 Ivory |      within the grounds of the palace. In a moment they were there,
68 Ivory |  search standing by one of the palace gates, and longing to see
69 Ivory |      hut and the other for the palace, both of them feeling happier
70 Ivory |       I am away so much at the palace?" The vizier's son saw that
71 Ivory |      The King went back to the palace, and at once ordered the
72 Ivory |        s son, "and stay at the palace. And if the prince desires
73 GeNote|        chiefly in W. Painter's Palace of Pleasure, a collection
74 StNote|        my edition of Painter's Palace of Pleasure, tom. i. Tale
75 StNote|   beast-tales.~XXVI. THE IVORY PALACE.~Source. - Knowles, Folk-Tales