Tale

 1 Punch |          who said that he was a Fakir, and came to beg. The servants
 2 Punch |       not know that this was no Fakir, but a wicked Magician named
 3 Punch |        named Punchkin.~Punchkin Fakir wandered through the palace,
 4 Punch |      and when they heard of the Fakir and the little black dog,
 5 Punch |   seeking them, but neither the Fakir nor the dog were to be found.
 6 Laili |      the twelve years she met a fakir - he was really an angel,
 7 Laili |      never get there," said the fakir, "for, it is very far from
 8 Laili |        Majnun. "Well," said the fakir, "when you come to the Bhagirathi
 9 Laili |         angels in the form of a fakir into the jungle; and the
10 Laili |         as Majnun had gone, the fakir had taken her ashes and
11 Laili |        angel who had, come as a fakir and thrown the powder at
12 Laili |        came to Laili again as a fakir and carried her to King
13 Laili |  frightened by an old ayah or a fakir! And if it had been a Rakshas,
14 Laili |        happen to me, and then a fakir came and threw powder in
15 Queens|         one day that a poor old fakir came to the King, and said, "
16 Prince|              The Prince and the Fakir~THERE was once upon a time
17 Prince|        step over him.~At last a Fakir came along, and he said
18 Prince|       lying here?"~He replied, "Fakir, a thousand men have come
19 Prince|       you pass on too."~But the Fakir said, "Who are you, man?"~
20 Prince|     King replied, "I am a King, Fakir. Of goods and gold I have
21 Prince|      and I may have a son."~The Fakir answered him, " O King!
22 Prince|         me?"~"Whatever you ask, Fakir," answered the King.~The
23 Prince|          answered the King.~The Fakir said, "Of goods and gold
24 Prince|     them in his bosom.~Then the Fakir said, "King! in a year I
25 Prince|        Well, I agree."~Then the Fakir went on his way, and the
26 Prince|         passed, and one day the Fakir appeared, and said, "King!
27 Prince|         and present them to the Fakir. While the Fakir was sitting
28 Prince|         to the Fakir. While the Fakir was sitting there the King'
29 Prince|       food.~On hearing this the Fakir said, "King! these are not
30 Prince|       brought his own sons. The Fakir chose the eldest son and
31 Prince|         brought it in.~Then the Fakir looked at the King's son
32 Prince|    first, and pupil after." The Fakir told him to come once, he
33 Prince|      and pupil after."~Then the Fakir made a dash at the King'
34 Prince|         King's son, lifting the Fakir, gave him a jerk and threw
35 Prince|        He then saw a key of the Fakir's lying there; he took this
36 Prince|      and opened the door of the Fakir's house. Now many men were
37 Prince|  standing there in a hut of the Fakir's; two greyhounds were tied
38 Prince|       also came, dressed in the Fakir's clothes, saying to himself, "
39 Prince|      sitting in the assembly in Fakir's attire.~The Princess said
40 Prince|        traveller dressed like a Fakir, and sprinkle scent on him
41 Prince|     married his daughter to the Fakir, who was really no Fakir,
42 Prince|        Fakir, who was really no Fakir, but a Prince.~What fate
43 Prince|       them, but had chosen that Fakir; but he kept these thoughts
44 Prince|      People said, "What is this Fakir that he should go a-hunting?"~
45 Ivory |        should act the part of a fakir and the prince the part
46 Ivory |      the prince the part of the fakir's disciple and servant.~
47 Ivory | necklace?" the kotwal asked.~"A fakir, whose servant I am, gave
48 Ivory |        and there they found the fakir with his eyes shut and engaged
49 Ivory |      King and told him what the fakir had said. His Majesty came,
50 Ivory |    Majesty came, and seeing the fakir so solemn and earnest in
51 Ivory |        Last night," replied the fakir, "we were sitting here by
52 Ivory |          Let us send her to the fakir who discovered this thing,
53 Ivory |       out the corpse," said the fakir.~This was done, and in a
54 Ivory |       and in a little while the fakir and his disciple and the
55 Ivory |         over the scene when the fakir and his disciple threw off
56 StNote|       XXIII. THE PRINCE AND THE FAKIR.~Source. - Kindly communicated