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 1 Labam |           ever - so loud that his wife heard him in the next jungle,
 2 Labam |         roared so loud?" said the wife.~"No one hurt me," answered
 3 Labam |         Show him to me," said his wife.~"If you promise not to
 4 Labam |         me see him," answered his wife.~Then the tiger called the
 5 Labam |         he came the tiger and his wife made him a great many salaams.
 6 Labam |      tiger: and the tiger and his wife came to him and said, "Why
 7 Labam |        tiger. "Be happy. I and my wife will fight with them for
 8 Labam |          prince's son said to his wife, "Let us go to my father'
 9 Punch |         than the rest. The Raja's wife died when they were quite
10 Punch |          grieved, and said to his wife, "What can I do for you?"
11 Punch |       headache well. By your dead wife's tomb there grows a fine
12 Punch |           daughters of your first wife, and put some of their blood
13 Punch |          them (for he feared, his wife), saying to himself: "It
14 Punch |        looking about, the Malee's wife saw him, and ran out of
15 Punch |      bewitched."~Then the Malee's wife said, "This country and
16 Punch |          his story to the Malee's wife, and begged her to help
17 Punch |     Prince agreed. So the Malee's wife dressed him up in a saree,
18 Punch | immediately to inform the Malee's wife; after consultation with
19 Punch |           to wear it. The Melee's wife advised him to fasten the
20 Punch |      replied, "if I am to be your wife, I would fain know all about
21 Broken|         anger, I shall call to my wife, 'Take the baby; take him!'
22 Laili |          with Munsuk Raja and his wife for three years, and then
23 Laili |           Prince Majnun loves his wife. Would he be very sorry
24 Laili |         And would he many another wife? I will see." So he sent
25 Laili |       will only have Laili for my wife; I will not marry any other
26 Laili |            Then I'll not have any wife at all?' said Prince Majnun.~
27 Laili |          t you know me? I am your wife Laili, and I want to marry
28 Laili |          I wonder shall I find my wife in that fruit." Husain Mahamat
29 Laili |    happily, Prince Majnun and his wife went out to eat the air.
30 Laili |          you that you have such a wife," he said. "Why did you
31 Haris |           other property, and his wife a servant to him, and he
32 Haris |           eat, and he said to his wife at night, "It is owing to
33 Haris |        carried off the horse, the wife of Harisarman came and said
34 Ring  |     beautiful woman for his son's wife.~She assumed the shape of
35 Ring  |           entreated her to be his wife. Seeing no escape from the
36 Ring  |         not to find his house and wife. There was the place only,
37 Ring  |           and try to recover your wife and house."~"Go," said he, "
38 Ring  |       your efforts. Bring back my wife, and I shall live."~So the
39 Ring  |       king has taken our master's wife and house for himself. You
40 Ring  |           with the prince and his wife, has swallowed a ring, which
41 Ring  |           ring, and his beautiful wife and house reappeared, and
42 Rupees|        POOR blind Brahman and his wife were dependent on their
43 Rupees|          country. He informed his wife of his intention, and ordered
44 Rupees|        livelihood for himself and wife and parents. Moved with
45 Rupees|         after this, the Brahman's wife, not having heard any news
46 Rupees|         interested in him, as his wife was very ill; and he had
47 Rupees|        come himself and bring his wife to the place. Then the king
48 Rupees|            Then the king took his wife and brought her to the jogi.
49 Rupees|     laughing alternately with his wife and children. "O fool,"
50 Raja  |       evil. Give me this child to wife; and if you will vow, by
51 Boy   |    delighted the gardener and his wife, who thought it would indeed
52 Boy   |           at hearing his youngest wife, the gardener's daughter,
53 Boy   |         her husband!' Besides, my wife is very sad, for her six
54 Boy   |        the King's palace with his wife, and Katar lived in the
55 Boy   |          to do; so he went to his wife and said to her, "I wish
56 Boy   |              Very well," said his wife; "I will tell my father
57 Boy   |       daughter, who was once your wife and is now a servant in
58 Boy   |         his father. "You and your wife must come and live with
59 Boy   |      Queens, and' then he and his wife, the gardener's daughter,
60 Boy   |            and the prince and his wife, all went to live in the
61 Fish  |   repeated to his vizier what his wife had told him, and bade him
62 Fish  |           that he would amuse his wife and daughter, he invited
63 Ivory |           accidentally struck the wife of a merchant, who was walking
64 Ivory |          merchant went to ask his wife about something, and found
65 Ivory |      thieves! They have killed my wife." The neighbours quickly
66 Ivory |         and ascertain whether his wife could recognise the young
67 Ivory |       before your house, and your wife will stand at the window
68 Ivory |      recognised by the merchant's wife, and at once reported to
69 Ivory |       arrow struck the merchant's wife. Had I known that she or
70 Ivory |          get me that fairy for my wife, I will go anywhere with
71 Ivory |           saw his son's beautiful wife and his magnificent retinue