Tale

 1 Lamb  |      Granny said he was a good boy, and put him into the corn-bin,
 2 Punch |      aunts were so fond of the boy that it was as if he had
 3 Punch |      singing beside her little boy's cradle. The Magician thought
 4 Punch |         is dead, but my little boy is still quite young; I
 5 Punch |       house and said, "My dear boy, who are you that dare venture
 6 Punch |        no one was looking, the boy tied the ring to a nosegay
 7 Punch |       son was a bright, clever boy, so he said, "Do not fear,
 8 Punch |       eagle said to him, "Dear boy, for many years all our
 9 Punch |     him quickly, and said, "My boy, where did you get that
10 Punch |       cried Punchkin; Then the boy took bold of the parrot,
11 Punch |       parrot, then," cried the boy, and with that he wrung
12 Broken|        while I am reading, the boy will see me, jump from his
13 Laili |     Majnun, who was a handsome boy with white teeth, red lips,
14 Laili |         and a white skin. This boy was very fond of playing
15 Raja  |     Queen! the child will be a boy, and he will live to be
16 Boy   |                            The Boy who had a Moon on his Forehead~
17 Boy   |        a son. Such a beautiful boy as he will be has never
18 Boy   |       them about the beautiful boy she would have when she
19 Boy   |    four wicked Queens took the boy to the nurse and said to
20 Boy   |      they put a stone into her boy's little bed, and then they
21 Boy   |       saw the beautiful little boy, he was very much delighted
22 Boy   | thought, "I wonder whether the boy is alive or dead." Then
23 Boy   |  rejoiced over his beauty. The boy was now six months old.
24 Boy   |   there the dog brought up the boy. Suri was enchanted with
25 Boy   |        Then she brought up the boy; and he played about, and
26 Boy   |     King's cow has a beautiful boy inside hen. He has a moon
27 Boy   |          Then he swallowed the boy, and when he had done so,
28 Boy   |        saying, "It is for this boy's sake that I am to die."
29 Boy   |    there killed.~The beautiful boy now lived in the horse's
30 Boy   |      of another year, when the boy was five years old, Katar
31 Boy   |       King saw his horse had a boy on his back, though be could
32 Boy   |    though be could not see the boy distinctly. The sepoys tried
33 Boy   |       horse ate grass, and the boy wild fruits which he found
34 Boy   |         Here Katar said to the boy, "Now get off my back."
35 Boy   |       sword and gun." This the boy did. Then the horse gave
36 Boy   |        country."~This made the boy very sad. I know nothing
37 Boy   |       twist my right ear." The boy did so, and his horse instantly
38 Boy   |       said Katar. And when the boy had twisted it, he was no
39 Boy   |        poor man," answered the boy, "and I want service." "
40 Boy   |    night at twelve o'clock the boy was very hot; so he went
41 Boy   |       Yes, I am," answered the boy. "I am servant to a grain
42 Boy   |        find service here?"~The boy then went home to the grain
43 Boy   |      For three more nights the boy sang in the King's garden,
44 Boy   |   questions as before, and the boy gave her the same answers.~
45 Boy   |    their sons were seated. The boy, the grain merchant's servant,
46 Boy   | necklace round the neck of the boy, the grain merchant's servant.
47 Boy   |      you to come near us!" The boy went far away from them,
48 Boy   |     more she hung it round the boy's neck. Every one laughed
49 Boy   |        so the princess and the boy were married with great
50 Boy   |       ear;" and as soon as the boy had twisted it, Katar was
51 Boy   |       you will become." So the boy twisted his own left ear,
52 Boy   |       married, be had told the boy the whole story of his birth,
53 StNote|        untranslated.~XXII. THE BOY WITH MOON ON FOREHEAD.~Source. -