Tale

 1 Lion  |     mouth for fear thou mightest eat me." "Don't be afraid, friend,
 2 Lion  |         afraid, friend, I'll not eat thee; only save my life." "
 3 Labam |      home, he would not speak or eat, but lay on his bed for
 4 Labam |        him, "when you are hungry eat some of these sweetmeats."~
 5 Labam |         said to himself, "I will eat some of the sweetmeats my
 6 Labam |         mind," he said, "I won't eat the sweetmeats; the ants
 7 Labam |       sweetmeats; the ants shall eat them." Then the Ant-Raja
 8 Labam |          made you well, you will eat me?"~"Oh no," said the tiger, "
 9 Labam |         said the tiger, "I won't eat you. Do make me well."~Then
10 Labam |        then the wild beasts will eat me."~"Well," said the old
11 Labam |         betel-leaf, and began to eat it.~"Where did you get all
12 Labam |        loose for fear they would eat up all the people in his
13 Lamb  |         Lambikin! Lambikin! I'll EAT YOU!"~But Lambikin only
14 Lamb  |        fatter grow,~Then you can eat me so."~The Jackal thought
15 Lamb  |         Lambikin! Lambikin! I'll EAT YOU!"~But Lambikin only
16 Lamb  |         fatter grow~Then you can eat me so."~The Vulture thought
17 Lamb  |         Lambikin! Lambikin! I'll EAT YOU!"~But to all of them
18 Lamb  |        fatter grow,~Then you can eat me so."~At last he reached
19 Lamb  |          animal would be sure to eat him on the way back, he
20 Punch |        them nothing but bread to eat, and very little of that,
21 Punch |       this, instead of trying to eat the bad dinner their step-mother
22 Punch |         their mother's grave and eat the pomeloes which grew
23 Punch |       want any dinner, and won't eat any; and yet they never
24 Punch |        one gave them anything to eat.~So next day, when the Princesses
25 Punch |        seven Princesses will not eat the dinner you prepare for
26 Punch |      they go there every day and eat the pomeloes. I ate one,
27 Punch |      more sad, though they never eat the dinner I give them.
28 Magic |    fiddle asked for something to eat. They offered to buy his
29 Crane |        and but little for you to eat; and the heat is so great!
30 Crane |         as you trust me, I won't eat you. But if you don't believe
31 Crane |       the crane thought he would eat him too, and called him
32 Crane |         I'm not going to let you eat me. On the contrary, it
33 Crane |       Indeed I did not intend to eat you. Grant me my life!"~"
34 Laili |     there and cut the fruits and eat them. King Dantal had a
35 Laili |         came out on her horse to eat the air, and rode behind
36 Laili |     quickly, I am afraid it will eat me." So off he ran. After
37 Laili |       from country to country to eat the air and amuse themselves.~
38 Laili |         I am sure it is going to eat us." Laili looked at him
39 Laili |          garden that had come to eat them.~"What nonsense!" said
40 Laili |      such horrible thing come to eat him; and in his terror be
41 Laili |          do you want? Oh, do not eat me; do not eat me!" Poor
42 Laili |        Oh, do not eat me; do not eat me!" Poor Laili answered, "
43 Laili |       Rakshas or a demon come to eat me," and he was in great
44 Laili |          Rakshas in it that will eat me."~"No," said King Dantal; "
45 Laili |      Raksbas will not be able to eat you."~Then Majnun took the
46 Laili |         and his wife went out to eat the air. They rode on the
47 Tiger |      mildly, "you would probably eat me if I did."~"Not at all!"
48 Tiger |          a morsel in his hand to eat; nor a drop of water to
49 Haris | distressed at getting nothing to eat, and he said to his wife
50 Ring  |        picked up, and refused to eat, or drink, or sleep, or
51 Raja  |        am his sworn enemy, and I eat not of his salt!"~So saying,
52 Raja  |         dear Prince! I shall not eat my bread~Of stranger hands,
53 Boy   |        not hurt him; 'I will not eat him, but I will swallow
54 Boy   |          afraid," said the King. Eat your dinner and be happy.
55 Boy   |     Never mind," said the King. "Eat your dinner and be happy.
56 Boy   |          clothes, and refused to eat. When the King returned
57 Boy   |      mind," said the King. "Only eat your dinner and be happy.
58 Boy   |         I am going out to-day to eat the air."~"Very good," she
59 Boy   |       will give you something to eat and drink if you will do
60 Fish  |        us a scrap of anything to eat, till we were passing the
61 Demon |       fear?" He was powerless to eat the man, but asked him: "
62 Demon |         is a thunderbolt; if you eat me, you will never be able
63 Demon |        lion of a man! I will not eat you up. I set you free from
64 Ivory |           and everything. Let us eat and depart."~"Go alone,"
65 Ivory |         of pilaw and went out to eat it by the stream. Taking
66 Ivory |       few days ago, and began to eat it. On seeing this I was
67 Pigeon|       some heap of cow-dung, and eat a~
68 StNote|         her her lover's heart to eat, á la Decameron, and she