Tale

 1 Labam |             so loud that his wife heard him in the next jungle,
 2 Labam |     prince was very sorry when he heard this. "How can I crush the
 3 Labam |          be rid of them."~When he heard of the demons the Raja's
 4 Labam |       beat the drum, and the king heard him. Still, when he came
 5 Punch |          the six elder Princesses heard the little baby, their nephew,
 6 Punch |           servants, and when they heard of the Fakir and the little
 7 Punch |        moment a rushing sound was heard in the air, and the two
 8 Magic |        tone and delighted all who heard it. The Jogi carried it
 9 Magic |     delighted the ears of all who heard it.~When all the household
10 Crane |           the pond.~And when they heard what he said, they exclaimed, "
11 Laili |          is this Majnun? who ever heard of this Majnun?" he would
12 Laili |          want Majnun." The prince heard her, and turned round. "
13 Laili |        that night, and when Laili heard he was gone, she went quite
14 Laili |           sitting. There some men heard her crying, "Majnun, Majnun;
15 Tiger |      hunter's hands, since he had heard from Gangazara how he obtained
16 Tiger |       better bawl out so as to be heard by them: 'The wretched prince
17 Tiger |        our destruction."~The king heard, cursed the day on which
18 Haris |        ask him?" When Sthuladatta heard that, he called Harisarman,
19 Haris |          and bring it." When they heard that, many men ran and brought
20 Haris |   punishment in full." When Jihva heard this, she thought, in her
21 Haris |      possession."~When Harisarman heard that, he said to her proudly:~"
22 Haris |       When the Brahman Harisarman heard that, he thought that his
23 Haris |           people there, when they heard him say that, raised a shout
24 Ring  |  exclaimed his father when he had heard how his son had wasted all
25 Ring  |       almost mad with joy when he heard these words, and was so
26 Rupees|       when he saw the Brahman and heard that he was good and honest.
27 Rupees|        Brahman's wife, not having heard any news of her husband,
28 Rupees|         he had reached, where she heard that every morning at the
29 Rupees| prostrated herself. When the king heard this he was very angry,
30 Rupees| such-and-such a country."~When he heard this the king was very glad,
31 Queens|           said, "Your prayers are heard, your desire shall be accomplished,
32 Kings |        tell him of any fault, but heard only his own praise.~Then
33 Kings |        found no fault-finder, and heard only of his own virtue;
34 Kings |           in the palace, but only heard of his own virtue! So seeking
35 Goeth |   existence the traders had never heard, and while they were still
36 Raja  |          as soon as Raja Salabhan heard this, he guessed at once
37 Raja  |      under the palace windows, he heard his mother weeping, and
38 Raja  |          very much afraid, having heard of Rasalu's renown. And
39 Money |         words, pretending to have heard all about it, that before
40 Boy   |         her.~But one day the King heard her telling them about the
41 Boy   |           the King never came. He heard her kettle-drum, but he
42 Boy   |          dog at dawn, but the dog heard him, and said to himself, "
43 Boy   |      to-morrow morning."~Now Suri heard the King give this order
44 Boy   |     youngest daughter of the King heard him, and she wondered who
45 Boy   |      again. The youngest princess heard him, got up, dressed, and
46 Boy   |          garden and sang, and you heard me, and came and asked me
47 Fish  |         with my own eyes and have heard with my own ears."~"Passing
48 Fish  |          word for word, as he had heard them, to his mistress; and
49 Fish  |         his father of what he had heard. The poor vizier, now almost
50 Fish  |          the truth of what I have heard, I pray you to call together
51 Demon |          had within him.)~When he heard this, the Demon thought: "
52 Ivory |       behind him.~Now the robbers heard the galloping of the horses,
53 Ivory |      running about wildly. When I heard this I was anxious about
54 Ivory |         the vizier's son, when be heard of this proclamation. "Fear