Tale

 1 Pre   |  European fairy tales have been brought from thence by Crusaders,
 2 Pre   |         found in India. Whether brought there or born there, we
 3 Labam |     fakirs to get it. When they brought it back to him he shot off
 4 Labam |         when they had found and brought it to him he shot off his
 5 Labam |        third, and when they had brought him the third he shot off
 6 Labam |         house, and his servants brought the Raja's son to the king'
 7 Punch |       have the woman seized and brought before him. But when the
 8 Magic | splendid fiddle." So one day he brought an axe to cut it down; but
 9 Magic |       to sell it, as his fiddle brought to him his means of livelihood.
10 Magic |       not know who she was. She brought them water on their arrival,
11 Crane |     showed him the whole of it, brought him back, and let him go
12 Laili |         send her in here." They brought her in and the prince asked
13 Laili |      gave me my life again, and brought me here, after I had stayed
14 Laili |        Laili, "and it was I who brought you to life."~"Do bring
15 Tiger |         the best of all, I have brought here as a single ornament
16 Tiger |        that hung over him. They brought Gangazara to the presence
17 Tiger |      they discussed, while they brought Gangazara to the king.~The
18 Haris |    heard that, many men ran and brought the horse quickly, praising
19 Haris |       thought chance would have brought us success? While I was
20 Haris |  chamber. And in the morning he brought the king, by some skilful
21 Haris |      the king of his own accord brought a covered pitcher into which
22 Ring  |    sleep, or move, till she was brought to him. The king, his father,
23 Ring  |        keen sense of smell soon brought her to the beautiful princess,
24 Tortoi|    flight of the wild ducks had brought him over the king's palace
25 Rupees|      the king took his wife and brought her to the jogi. The holy
26 Gold  |       was the return his labour brought him. One day, at the end
27 Gold  |        to the ant-hill. The son brought the milk, put it down, and
28 Kings |    justice, there were none who brought false cases. And as these
29 Raja  |   poisoned. Now when the slaves brought the trays to Raja Rasalu,
30 Raja  |         Arab steed.~Then Sarkap brought all his skill to bear on
31 Raja  |         an evil moment, and has brought her father ill luck!"~But
32 Boy   |         alive or dead." Then he brought the child out of his stomach
33 Boy   |    broad jungle-plain. There he brought up the child out of his
34 Boy   |        plain, and there the dog brought up the boy. Suri was enchanted
35 Boy   |        so I will see." Then she brought up the boy; and he played
36 Boy   |     went again to the plain and brought up the child. He played
37 Boy   |       me what it is." Then Suri brought up the child, and the horse
38 Boy   |        is alive or dead." So he brought him up; and then he loved
39 Boy   |       was five years old, Katar brought him up again, caressed him,
40 Boy   |         all these orders. So he brought up the child and said to
41 Boy   |          and every evening they brought home quantities of all kinds
42 Boy   |     they all came, and the King brought his four wives too. All
43 Boy   |         took her out of it, and brought her into the tent. He made
44 Prince|          Then the King went and brought his own sons. The Fakir
45 Prince|        be had collected some he brought it in.~Then the Fakir looked
46 Prince|       Instantly they killed and brought in a great number. Then
47 Prince|   assembled there; but they had brought in no game, and the new
48 Prince|          and the new Prince bad brought a great deal. Thence they
49 Fish  |    behaviour of a fish. A woman brought me one to-day, and on my
50 Fish  |      news that his son had just brought.~"Never!" said the King.~"
51 Ivory |         King, when the merchant brought back this reply, "to-morrow
52 Ivory |        this place. Look, I have brought some food for you, and horses,
53 Ivory |        standing by. When it was brought she bade the old woman step
54 Dinner|      every dainty dish that was brought round, she placed a small
55 Dinner|         children, what have you brought home for me?" Then Sun (
56 Dinner|       was eldest) said, "I have brought nothing home for you. I
57 Dinner|      Wind said, "Neither have I brought anything home for you, mother.
58 Dinner|         plate, see what I. have brought you." And shaking her hands
59 GeNote|       the Fables of Kasyapa was brought to Europe with a deputation
60 StNote|         probable that they were brought over on the first introduction
61 StNote|       the critical situation is brought about. The further question
62 StNote|         came into his house and brought luck with it, so that the
63 StNote|         fearing its vengence he brought food and honey to its lair,