Tale

 1 Labam |        and kill them." The king a long time ago had caught two
 2 Punch |           clothes all their lives long, were very miserable and
 3 Punch |          he went; and they waited long for him, but he never came
 4 Punch |         been killed.~One day, not long after this had happened,
 5 Punch |        the palace door a man in a long black dress, who said that
 6 Punch |        her daughter.~One day, not long after this, as the Magician
 7 Punch |           her son told her of his long search, and begged him to
 8 Punch |          told him that for twelve long years the Magician had kept
 9 Punch |         to him angrily for twelve long years; now rather speak
10 Punch |           the husband you have so long mourned, and say you are
11 Punch |            after being enemies so long, their friendship could
12 Crane |         The Cruel Crane Outwitted~LONG ago the Bodisat was born
13 Crane |         re aiming at."~"Not I! So long as you trust me, I won't
14 Laili |          to his father, and for a long, long time he would not
15 Laili |           father, and for a long, long time he would not be comforted.
16 Laili |         hideous old woman, with a long, long nose, and teeth like
17 Laili |           old woman, with a long, long nose, and teeth like tusks;
18 Laili |        here, after I had stayed a long, long while in the jungle
19 Laili |        after I had stayed a long, long while in the jungle crying
20 Laili |          have loved you all these long, long years. When I was
21 Laili |         loved you all these long, long years. When I was in my
22 Laili |         away so suddenly, and for long, long years I followed you." "
23 Laili |           suddenly, and for long, long years I followed you." "
24 Laili |         out a tiny knife, only as long as her hand was broad, and
25 Laili |        sweep with her arm and her long, long knife, and off came
26 Laili |        with her arm and her long, long knife, and off came Chumman
27 Laili |       Majnun asked her for such a long time, and so earnestly,
28 Laili |           he and the groom went a long way off and waited for Laili.
29 Tiger |          after being cooped up so long I am just terribly hungry!"~
30 Tiger |        claws;~"You've been away a long time!" growled the savage
31 Tiger |           detail, and spinning as long a yarn as possible.~"Oh,
32 Tiger |          poor servant, for such a long time? I am glad to find
33 Tiger |         teeth, bored the ground a long way to the walls of the
34 Tiger |         had he managed to live so long in the cell? Some whispered
35 Tiger |          to observe their oath as long as justice prevailed, and
36 Tiger |          life.~The brothers had a long talk about each other's
37 Tiger |         kingdom. He reigned for a long time, conferring several
38 Ring  |         going far. I shall not be long away." On saying this, he
39 Ring  |          and stay in the house as long as she could, and treated
40 Ring  |      distance and keep quiet. Not long after this a nadhar, a bird
41 Tortoi|       Buddha thought to himself, "Long expecting, wishing to admonish
42 Rupees| sufficient to last them all for a long time.~In the evening the
43 Rupees|         began business again. Not long after this the other merchant'
44 Gold  |        with a loud voice. After a long, long time the serpent appeared,
45 Gold  |         loud voice. After a long, long time the serpent appeared,
46 Queens|      which, being tired after his long, unsuccessful chase, he
47 Goeth |     leader himself - tore up into long narrow strips a large piece
48 Goeth |        piece of cloth, six cubits long, and tied the hands and
49 Raja  |         gladden her eyes. After a long time, however, a son was
50 Raja  |          light of day, for eleven long years, growing tall and
51 Raja  |          tears, thinking over the long years during which Bhaunr,
52 Skin  |     pronounced the Second Verse:~"Long might the ass,~Clad in a
53 Money |           at length.~"Oh I have a long journey before me, for I
54 Money |         all about it, that before long the farmer found himself
55 Boy   |       away from them, and stood a long way off to see what would
56 Boy   |           all. Nearly all the day long these six princes wandered
57 Prince|         no lack, but I have lived long and have no children. So
58 Prince|         this away from me? I have long been lame in my feet, and
59 Fish  |          was hot, and the way was long and weary.~"Don't you think
60 Fish  |          and stay at his house as long as he had occasion to remain
61 Fish  |      wanted him to put up here as long as he had to stay in this
62 Demon |            And he told a story of long ago.~Once upon a time, when
63 Demon |           three-and-thirty inches long - stuck in the Demon's hair!
64 Ivory |      Majesty and the vizier had a long and earnest talk about their
65 Ivory |     cleaning and cooking, all day long. I can't understand the
66 Ivory |          graveyard. Night had not long cast its dark mantle over
67 Dinner|        under one of her beautiful long finger-nails, that Star
68 Dinner|          watch for them all night long with her little bright eye,
69 Sons  |          your sons get to them as long as you are alive. You will
70 GeNote|        the Hindus were Darwinists long before Darwin, and regarded
71 StNote|           serpent appears after a long delay at the mouth of the
72 StNote|           147 seq.~Parallels. - A long variant follows in Ind.
73 StNote|        decided by the throws of a long form of dice. The object