Tale

 1 Lion  |  Majesty!~What return shall we get from thee?"~In reply the
 2 Labam |      she lived. "You can never get to the Princess Labam's
 3 Labam |       Away raced the fakirs to get it. When they brought it
 4 Labam |    with this bowl I can always get as much water as I want."~
 5 Labam |      to eat it.~"Where did you get all that betel-leaf?" asked
 6 Lamb  |      the good things he should get from her, when who should
 7 Lamb  |  Granny dear, I've promised to get very fat; so, as people
 8 Punch |         send her away. Let her get the fire at her own house.
 9 Punch |      Princesses, and wanted to get them, if possible, out of
10 Punch |    said to him, "Where did you get that pretty little dog?"
11 Punch | replied, "Mother, unless I can get hold of that parrot, you,
12 Punch |          My boy, where did you get that parrot? Give it to
13 Broken|         With that gold I shall get a house with four wings.
14 Broken|       does not hear me. Then I get up, and give her such a
15 Laili |    Majnun." Her father used to get quite vexed with her. "Who
16 Laili |         I think you will never get there," said the fakir, "
17 Laili |     fish, a Rohu; and you must get him to carry you to Prince
18 Laili |        to him that I could not get away."~"Well," said Laili, "
19 Tiger |      trap. He tried in vain to get out through the bars, and
20 Tiger |         my lord! - how did you get in?"~"How! - why in the
21 Haris |        and other dainties, and get the same for his family,
22 Haris |      Sthuladatta; so, when you get an opportunity, tell him
23 Haris |       magical sciences; he can get the horse back for you;
24 Haris |        man, and she managed to get in where he was, and falling
25 Ring  |        the people's houses and get plenty of food for both
26 Ring  |    will recover it. If we once get it, everything is ours."
27 Ring  |        all. "Nay, if we do not get the ring for you, devour
28 Tortoi|       with us?"~"But how can I get there?"~"We can take you,
29 Rupees|      fellow used to go out and get what he could by begging.
30 Rupees|          What profit would you get from my death? If you killed
31 Kings |      no space for a chariot to get out of the way!~Then the
32 Raja  |       No! if you want a swing, get in, all seventy of you,
33 Money |     and as you have nothing to get by me now, you might tell
34 Money |        is this, - whatever you get from it, I am to get double."~"
35 Money |       you get from it, I am to get double."~"Never!" cried
36 Money |      in the manger, for if you get all you want, what can it
37 Boy   |  fairies' country, so he could get anything he wanted; but
38 Boy   |    Katar said to the boy, "Now get off my back." Off jumped
39 Boy   |        neck, and said to him, "Get out of the way, you poor,
40 Boy   |    answered, "for if we do not get water to drink, we shall
41 Boy   |      to return to your father. Get the King to let you go to
42 Boy   |    tell you what to do when we get there."~The prince always
43 Prince|       attacked her in order to get this grain of rice. The
44 Fish  |         Take this, friend, and get two horses with it; "but,
45 Fish  |       take his clasp-knife and get two horses with it, and
46 Ivory |       as fast as they could to get out of the country, and
47 Ivory |       baker and the butcher to get something for their dinner.
48 Ivory |        fainted. Oh! if you can get me that fairy for my wife,
49 Ivory |   wherever they wished to be, "Get the swing," she said to
50 Ivory |    return in. But come, let us get outside before the elephants
51 Ivory |     determined in her heart to get rid of the vizier's son
52 Ivory |       s necklace.~"How did you get the necklace?" the kotwal
53 Ivory |        and asked," How did you get my daughter's necklace? "~"
54 Sons  |       said he. "Your sons will get to know of my coming here
55 Sons  |       no account let your sons get to them as long as you are
56 Pigeon|         How in the world can I get some?" thought he. At last
57 GeNote|    Sages of Rome: from this we get the Gellert story (cf. Celtic
58 GeNote|        difficulty that one can get true English fairy tales
59 StNote|     and Babrian forms, and you get the Indian one, which is