Tale

 1 Labam |   here tonight; but to-morrow morning you must go away, for if
 2 Labam |       old woman's house.~Next morning all the princess's servants
 3 Labam |      put it all there.~In the morning the old woman came to the
 4 Labam |    the Raja's son. "Now it is morning," she said, "and you must
 5 Labam |    let me stay till to-morrow morning."~"Good," said the old woman.
 6 Labam |  woman's house and slept till morning.~In the morning, when the
 7 Labam |    slept till morning.~In the morning, when the princess saw the
 8 Labam |  splendid shawl."~When it was morning the old woman said to the
 9 Labam |       woman's house; and when morning came the princess said to
10 Labam |    this he shall die."~In the morning the Raja's son told the
11 Labam |   that day, and bring it next morning to him to the courthouse. "
12 Labam |     oil to the king to-morrow morning, he will kill me."~"Be happy,"
13 Labam | during the day, and to-morrow morning you shall take it to the
14 Labam |      he saw the oil.~The next morning he took it to the court-house
15 Labam |  hatchet, and said, "Tomorrow morning you must cut this trunk
16 Punch |       on for many days. Every morning the Princesses went to their
17 Laili |       in great terror.~In the morning the old woman had turned
18 Laili |    clothes at all on." In the morning Laili took her little dog'
19 Tiger |     ago basking myself in the morning sun, when I saw a rat running
20 Haris |     some distance, and in the morning the friends of the bridegroom
21 Haris |       the chamber. And in the morning he brought the king, by
22 Ring  |      several years, until one morning the princess, while arranging
23 Rupees|      angry and curse him.~One morning he started with some food
24 Rupees|    where she heard that every morning at the golden temple a golden
25 Rupees| Accordingly, on the following morning she went to the place and
26 Rupees|       dismissed him. The next morning the Brahmani took the paper,
27 Rupees|    and then returned.~"In the morning there was great weeping
28 Rupees|      this story it was nearly morning, and he went away, after
29 Rupees|       and killed them. In the morning the king came as usual to
30 Gold  |       went to his house. Next morning he came and looked, and
31 Goeth |   this they reached early one morning. In it there lived three
32 Raja  |     headless corpse. Now when morning broke and Rasalu said he
33 Boy   |    come at once to you."~Next morning when the King had gone out
34 Boy   |   have the dog shot to-morrow morning."~Then he ordered his servants
35 Boy   |      back to her stable.~Next morning at dawn the dog was taken
36 Boy   |     shall be killed to-morrow morning."~Now Suri heard the King
37 Boy   |   that I am to die." The next morning she was taken to the jungle
38 Boy   |     happened, and when it was morning, and the King had gone away
39 Boy   |     found in the jungle. Next morning they started afresh, and
40 Boy   |      said to them, "To-morrow morning you must all sit together
41 Boy   |     be ready for her the next morning, and when the morning came,
42 Boy   |    next morning, and when the morning came, and all was ready,
43 Ivory | Accordingly, on the following morning, a little company of soldiers
44 Ivory |      the night. The following morning they were off again, and
45 Ivory |      beautiful princess."~One morning the two travellers noticed
46 Ivory |     each give me a muhr every morning and every evening."~After
47 Ivory |      the hut every night. One morning Gulizar begged him to stay
48 Ivory |     the princess sent me this morning in the name of her deceased
49 Ivory |        who died suddenly this morning. Look! take, too, this wine
50 Ivory |  disciple and servant.~In the morning, when Gulizar had returned
51 Ivory |      fast and far, and by the morning were able to rest and talk
52 StNote|     his son's death, but next morning as usual brings the libation