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 1 Labam |      journey, and rode on and on till he came to a jungle in which
 2 Labam |        Raja's son rode on and on till he came to a third jungle.
 3 Labam |        fly, and it flew and flew till it came to the Princess
 4 Labam |          Then the prince went on till he came to a house where
 5 Labam |          prince; "do let me stay till to-morrow morning."~"Good,"
 6 Labam |          woman's house and slept till morning.~In the morning,
 7 Punch |          beautiful things there, till at last he reached the room
 8 Punch |       nephew.~Thus time went on, till Balna's son was fourteen
 9 Punch |       weary miles did he travel, till at last he came to a thick
10 Punch |          flew the little eagles, till they came to their home
11 Punch |    continued his journey on foot till he arrived once more at
12 Crane |        one by one, and ate them, till he came back and found no
13 Laili |  wandered from jungle to jungle, till she got farther and farther
14 Laili |      Rohu, and he swam on and on till he came to Prince Majnun'
15 Laili |       and she wandered on and on till she got to Majnun's court-house,
16 Laili |       command that you stay here till Prince Majnun comes to walk
17 Laili |        hidden in the tall grass, till Prince Majnun and Husain
18 Laili |        had seen anything at all, till Husain Mahamat said the
19 Laili |        and see, but he would not till he had told his father,
20 Laili |   unfolded itself in one instant till it was such a length! and
21 Laili |          the wound in her finger till a little blood-medicine
22 Laili |      they rode so fast, so fast, till they reached King Dantal'
23 Tiger |       heart, went further afield till he saw a buffalo turning
24 Tiger | journeying for weeks and months, till at last be reached the Vindhya
25 Tiger |       shall continue to increase till your release. Whenever you
26 Tiger |    Kindly keep it in your charge till I finish worshipping you.
27 Ring  |       took the money. He went on till he reached a village, where
28 Ring  |      both lived very comfortably till their master came again
29 Ring  |       could not go to its father till it was released from this
30 Ring  |        drink, or sleep, or move, till she was brought to him.
31 Ring  |          a run, and did not stop till they reached the place whither
32 Ring  |        trace it."~The cat waited till it was quite dark, and then
33 Rupees|         continued for some time, till at last he became quite
34 Rupees|         walked on day after day, till he reached the chief city
35 Queens|       circle, he pressed forward till he could distinctly see
36 Queens|          and nearer he advanced, till, just as he thought to lay
37 Raja  |          and drew his mighty bow till the sharp-pointed arrows
38 Raja  |     watched them from her window till she saw nothing but a cloud
39 Raja  |         strode on fifteen paces, till he came to the seventy drums,
40 Raja  |        an old woman in the city, till the hour for playing chaupur
41 Raja  |          not settle a fair price till the pots were burnt, as
42 Skin  |         be an ass, they beat him till his bones broke; and, carrying
43 Money |         it, and brooded over it, till at last a bright idea came
44 Boy   |        the greatest care of him. Till now no one has been able
45 Boy   |           and went far, and far, till they came to a jungle in
46 Boy   |        looking in vain for game; till at last they grew hungry
47 Boy   |     prince stayed under the tree till it was evening; then he
48 Boy   |          are!" she said to him. "Till now you have been poor,
49 Fish  |       and remained almost silent till they reached the city, a
50 Fish  |        scrap of anything to eat, till we were passing the cemetery;
51 Demon |           Then he shot and shot, till he had shot away fifty arrows;
52 Ivory |     rocks and stones, and waited till they were quite sure that
53 Ivory |        and on the exiles walked, till they arrived at a certain
54 Ivory |           You stay here and wait till I return."~Presently he
55 Ivory |        prince waited and waited, till at last the goldsmith returned,
56 GeNote|         There they have remained till the present day, and have
57 StNote|         nation to the other, and till we have reason shown to
58 StNote|      stick to the "contrapshun," till at last he butts with his