Tale

 1 Lamb  |           and then a Wolf, and a Dog, and an Eagle; and all these,
 2 Punch |          her into a little black dog, and led her away, saying, "
 3 Punch |       you get that pretty little dog?" And he answered, "One
 4 Punch |       Fakir and the little black dog, they guessed what had happened,
 5 Punch |        neither the Fakir nor the dog were to be found. What could
 6 Laili |       will become a little white dog the next day. Then she must
 7 Laili |        day become a little white dog." He then told her what
 8 Laili |          she must do as a little dog to regain her human form.~
 9 Laili |      turned into a pretty little dog; and in this shape she came
10 Laili |          and at night the little dog slept in his bed.~But one
11 Laili |         But one night the little dog disappeared, and in its
12 Laili |        am obliged to be a little dog; but if you will marry me,
13 Laili |         I shall not be a little, dog any more." Majnun, however,
14 Laili |       had turned into the little dog, and the prince went to
15 Laili |        lay there in place of the dog, crying; " Majnun, Majnun,
16 Laili |    morning Laili took her little dog's form and disappeared in
17 Ring  |      herdsmen quarrelling over a dog, that some of them wished
18 Ring  |           Please do not kill the dog," pleaded the young and
19 Ring  |          foolish fellow took the dog, and continued his journey.
20 Ring  |          his companions were the dog, the cat, and the snake,
21 Ring  |        to sleep at his feet, the dog at his head, and the snake
22 Ring  |            exclaimed the cat and dog, when they saw what he was
23 Ring  |      what shall we do?" said the dog to the cat.~"We must remain
24 Ring  |        he found his friends, the dog and the cat, waiting for
25 Ring  |   himself. Presently the cat and dog came up. They had gone away
26 Ring  |      shall live."~So the cat and dog started off at a run, and
27 Ring  |          try to see her." So the dog sat down, and the cat climbed
28 Ring  |        she started back with the dog to go and tell their master
29 Ring  |       had to cross a stream. The dog swam,, and the cat sat on
30 Ring  |         sat on its back. Now the dog was jealous of the cat,
31 Ring  |      ring. Sorry moment, for the dog at once dropped it, and
32 Ring  |       what shall I do?" said the dog. "What is done is done,"
33 Ring  |             All right," said the dog, and at once ran off. He
34 Ring  |        and lay down, telling the dog to go away a little distance
35 Ring  |       ring," said the cat to the dog.~"No, I will not," said
36 Ring  |        No, I will not," said the dog, unless you let me have
37 Ring  |        up the ring. The careless dog very soon dropped it again.
38 Ring  |          have I done?" cried the dog.~"You foolish thing, I knew
39 Ring  |      Come along," it said to the dog when it reached the ground. "
40 Ring  |          suspense. Come on."~The dog, now thoroughly ashamed
41 Rupees|          that man who killed his dog."~"What man? What dog?"
42 Rupees|        his dog."~"What man? What dog?" he asked.~"I will tell
43 Rupees|   wealthy merchant who had a pet dog. He was suddenly reduced
44 Rupees|         and had to part with his dog. He got a loan of five thousand
45 Rupees|    brother merchant, leaving the dog as a pledge, and with the
46 Rupees|          the place. The faithful dog, however, knew what was
47 Rupees|          went mad. Meanwhile the dog kept on running to the door,
48 Rupees|     suggested that, perhaps, the dog knew something of the whereabouts
49 Rupees|    consented, and went after the dog right up to the very place
50 Rupees|       house, he at once sent the dog back to its old master with
51 Rupees|       When this merchant saw his dog coming back again, he thought, '
52 Rupees|          losses. I will slay the dog ere be reaches the threshold,
53 Rupees|         be an end of my debt. No dog, no loan.' Accordingly he
54 Rupees|          out and killed the poor dog, when the letter fell out
55 Raja  |      sweetmeats to Raja Sarkap's dog, which had followed the
56 Raja  |  followed the slave, and lo! the dog died.~Then Rasalu was very
57 Money |      your share! Now, don't he a dog in the manger, for if you
58 Boy   |          still alive. The King's dog, whose name was Shankar,
59 Boy   |          great many rupees), the dog went to the hole in which
60 Boy   |       six months had passed, the dog went by night to the jungle,
61 Boy   |        beauty.~But this time the dog's keeper had followed and
62 Boy   |         followed and watched the dog; and he saw all that Shankar
63 Boy   |         them, "Inside the King's dog there is a child! the loveliest
64 Boy   |         While you were away your dog came to our rooms, and tore
65 Boy   |        be happy. I will have the dog shot to-morrow morning."~
66 Boy   |        his servants to shoot the dog at dawn, but the dog heard
67 Boy   |         the dog at dawn, but the dog heard him, and said to himself, "
68 Boy   |        So when it was night, the dog ran to the King's cow, who
69 Boy   |        wide plain, and there the dog brought up the boy. Suri
70 Boy   | swallowed the little prince. The dog made her a great many salaams,
71 Boy   |         Next morning at dawn the dog was taken to the jungle
72 Boy   |             Do you remember your dog Shankar, and how you had