Tale

 1 Lamb  |          to all of them Lambikin replied, with a little frisk:~"To
 2 Lamb  |        up in his soft warm nest, replied:~"Fallen into the fire,
 3 Lamb  |         them the little slyboots replied:~"Fallen into the fire,
 4 Lamb  |         in his snug little nest, replied gaily:~"Fallen into the
 5 Punch |      does us no harm." But Balna replied, "If you let her come here
 6 Punch |         you will not 'do it." He replied, "Yes, whatever it is, I
 7 Punch |        what shall we do?" But he replied, " I pray you not to be
 8 Punch |          said he.~"Because," she replied, "if I am to be your wife,
 9 Punch |     parrot.~The Prince, however, replied, "Mother, unless I can get
10 Punch |         you sell it for?"~"Sir," replied the Prince, "I will not
11 Crane |        us?" said they.~"Why," he replied, "there is very little water
12 Tiger |         tiger.~"Nay, my friend," replied the Brahman mildly, "you
13 Tiger |       matter, but the papal-tree replied coldly, "What have you to
14 Ring  |            Wait for me here," he replied. "I am not going far. I
15 Ring  |            We must remain here," replied the cat, "as our master
16 Ring  |       people?" she asked.~"Yes," replied the cat, "if you can tell
17 Ring  |          wedding day."~"No, no," replied the cat. "Not unless you
18 Ring  |           What is done is done," replied the cat. "We must try to
19 Rupees|       was his caste; to which he replied that he was a Brahman, and
20 Rupees|       was reading, whereupon she replied that she held in her hands
21 Rupees|     entering the room.~"O king! "replied the prince, "I am the son
22 Kings |     Brahma-datta."~Yet the other replied, "In this chariot, O charioteer,
23 Kings |      where are then his faults?" replied he.~The other said, "Well,
24 Raja  |         Then the headless corpse replied:~"On earth I was even as
25 Raja  |          bride!"~Now when Rasalu replied so gallantly, the maiden
26 Raja  |          bride!"~But King Sarkap replied scornfully:~"Silly maiden,
27 Raja  |       never stood still, and she replied, "My kittens are in an unbaked
28 Raja  |        as it was; but the potter replied that he could not settle
29 Money |       him."~"Thank you, I will!" replied the simple farmer; so he
30 Money |         I am going to find Ram!" replied the farmer. "I don't suppose
31 Money |       over again!"~"Not at all!" replied the wily money-lender; "
32 Prince|          are you lying here?"~He replied, "Fakir, a thousand men
33 Prince|          are you, man?"~The King replied, "I am a King, Fakir. Of
34 Prince|          at all?"~The King's son replied, "When I was little I could
35 Prince|         made a mistake."~But she replied, "The slave-girl has made
36 Fish  |      laughed aloud.~"It's a he," replied the fisherwoman, and proceeded
37 Fish  |         his meaning, the old man replied, "I don't know."~After a
38 Fish  |        very much," the young man replied; "but let me first inquire,
39 Fish  | entertain him."~"Oh! of course," replied, the farmer. "I see. Well,
40 Fish  |            I admire his wisdom," replied the girl. "I have often
41 Fish  |          mistress my salaam," he replied, "and tell her that the
42 Fish  |      must be, so, your Majesty," replied the vizier; "and in order
43 Demon |            Yes, Blessed One," he replied. Then the Teacher said: "
44 Demon |       Why should I fear, Demon?" replied he. "In one life a man can
45 Ivory |        saw them again.~"Oh yes," replied the woman, I should know
46 Ivory |     matter, brother?"~"Go away," replied the prince. "I don't want
47 Ivory |         and depart."~"Go alone," replied the prince.~"Never," said
48 Ivory |           Nobody," the old woman replied.~"Then where are you going?"~"
49 Ivory |     thousand rupees," the prince replied. "All right," said the man; "
50 Ivory |          the bazaar," the prince replied. "Permit me, and I will
51 Ivory |        Call the King hither," he replied, "and then I will tell his
52 Ivory |        necklace? "~"Last night," replied the fakir, "we were sitting
53 Ivory |          no, your Majesty," they replied. "Let us send her to the