Tale

 1 Pre   |      declared that India is the Home of the Fairy Tale, and that
 2 Labam |     threw his gun away and went home. When he got home, he would
 3 Labam |      and went home. When he got home, he would not speak or eat,
 4 Lamb  |       for anything, and must go home. But cunning little Lambikin
 5 Punch |         Prudhan's daughter went home and said to her mother, "
 6 Punch |       of the cake, and she went home and told her mother all
 7 Punch |      shot a deer, and returning home, put some of its blood on
 8 Punch |      and as they were returning home, after the day's sport was
 9 Punch |       these poor forlorn ladies home with him and marry her.~
10 Punch |        took the eldest Princess home with him and married her.~
11 Punch |         that he asked her to go home with him and to marry him.
12 Punch |        them alive to bring them home again. His aunts, on learning
13 Punch |         till they came to their home in the great tree; then
14 Magic |    their sister, who stopped at home to cook. The wives for this
15 Magic |          but remains quietly at home, and yet she has not the
16 Magic |         sweet music he returned home every evening with a full
17 Magic |        When the others returned home in the evening, they saw
18 Laili |         to marry." And she went home to her father and said, "
19 Laili |     ashes; and he went straight home to his father, and for a
20 Tiger |       that I must die away from home, far from friends and relatives
21 Tiger |     religious life, thoughts of home and of his brother rushed
22 Tiger |      observances. Let me return home." Thus thought Gangazara
23 Tiger |        that very day on his way home.~It so happened that unwittingly
24 Ring  |     father? Accordingly he went home.~"You fool! You scamp!"
25 Rupees|   without fear.~On reaching her home the Brahmani told her parents
26 Rupees|   Afterwards he went to his own home, and informed his mother
27 Gold  |      put it down, and went back home. Next day he went again
28 Gold  |        the pearl, and went back home, cursing the folly of his
29 Queens|        and determined not to go home empty-handed, he forgot
30 Goeth |      afield, and were returning home with a great deal of money
31 Goeth |        to them before returning home. The merchants now mourned
32 Skin  |         go up to him; but going home, they published the news.
33 Boy   |       then?"~When the King came home that evening, the gardener'
34 Boy   |     nothing. When the King came home, he was furious at hearing
35 Boy   |        as soon as the King came home from hunting they said to
36 Boy   |       cried. When the King came home at evening, he asked them
37 Boy   |        had to give it up and go home; and the sepoys went to
38 Boy   |        here?"~The boy then went home to the grain merchant, and
39 Boy   |      every evening they brought home quantities of all kinds
40 Boy   |       princess always stayed at home in the palace, and never
41 Boy   |        and every day they bring home quantities of all kinds
42 Boy   |       Why do you always stay at home, instead of doing as they
43 Boy   |       hunt every day, and bring home quantities of game, and
44 Boy   |    proud of them. But I stay at home all day, and never hunt.
45 Boy   |       him many salaams and went home.~The young prince stayed
46 Prince|      his way, and the King came home and gave one sweetmeat to
47 Prince|        his journey. When he got home he told the King's son to
48 Prince|      deal. Thence they returned home to the town, and went to
49 Ivory |       Why should you leave your home and country to be with me?"~"
50 Ivory |         elder sister, stayed at home and cooked the food, and
51 Ivory |     into it and desire to be at home. The old woman did so, and
52 Ivory |         because he had left his home and country and risked his
53 Dinner|        saving any of it to take home to their mother - but the
54 Dinner| children, what have you brought home for me?" Then Sun (who was
55 Dinner|          I have brought nothing home for you. I went out to enjoy
56 Dinner|         have I brought anything home for you, mother. You could
57 Dinner|       thought of your mother at home - you shall be cursed. Henceforth,
58 StNote|       any yet discovered in the home of its birth. I say Buddhist