Tale

 1 Labam |           was their Raja, who was called Hiraman parrot.~When Hiraman
 2 Labam |      found himself left alone, he called out to the other parrots, "
 3 Labam |          his wife.~Then the tiger called the Raja's son, and when
 4 Lamb  |           met with the Eagle, who called out:~"Drumikin! Drumikin!~
 5 Lamb  |           as a needle, and he too called out:~"Drumikin! Drumikin!~
 6 Magic |           proper time." They then called upon their Bonga, and vowing
 7 Magic |        about to begin, the bamboo called out, "Do not cut at the
 8 Magic |           cut higher up, it again called out to him, "Do not cut
 9 Crane |       tree. Then he went back and called out:~"I've thrown that fish
10 Crane |         he would eat him too, and called him out:~"I say, good crab,
11 Crane |          blacksmith's pincers and called out, "Off with you, now!"~
12 Laili |       Laili~ONCE there was a king called King Dantal, who had a great
13 Laili |           He had also an only son called Prince Majnun, who was a
14 Laili |           the Phalana country was called Munsuk Raja, and he had
15 Laili |        There was a great big fish called the Rohu fish. It was yawning
16 Laili |          at all on), and then she called King Dantal, and said to
17 Tiger |          way he met a jackal, who called out, "Why, what's the matter,
18 Tiger |         nearest Ganesa temple and called upon him. The god came,
19 Tiger |        corpse of the god. The god called his Ganas, who came to the
20 Haris |     service of a rich householder called Sthuladatta. His sons became
21 Haris |        Sthuladatta heard that, he called Harisarman, who said, "Yesterday
22 Haris |         the horse is stolen, I am called to mind," and Sthuladatta
23 Haris |        last hour had come, and he called to mind the pet name of "
24 Haris |         and, impelled by luck, he called to himself by his pet name,
25 Haris |           hard fate, and suddenly called out: "This is a fine pitcher
26 Tortoi|        the hamsas, some villagers called out, "Two wild ducks are
27 Tortoi|      Truly, O king! those who are called chatter-boxes - people whose
28 Rupees|     perished, and our son will be called on soon. We laugh at the
29 Kings |         for choosing a name, they called him Prince Brahma-datta.
30 Kings | charioteer of the king of Benares called unto him to hearken, and
31 Raja  |         reply.~Then Prince Rasalu called scornfully to him across
32 Raja  |         was filled with pity, and called to him saying:~"Fair Prince,
33 Raja  |         rose up once more, and he called boldly to Raja Sarkap, "
34 Raja  |          Raja Rasalu was winning, called to his rat, but when Dhol
35 Raja  |         and once more Raja Sarkap called for his rat; but Dhol Raja,
36 Raja  |       band of prisoners, and they called out to him,~"A royal hawk
37 Boy   |         before her.~"Why have you called me?" he said. "See, I have
38 Boy   |           the King's cow, who was called Suri, and said to her, "
39 Boy   |         went, to the King's horse called Katar, who was very wicked,
40 Boy   |       speak to her." The servants called her, and she came. "That
41 Prince|         calves, and this bald man called out to him, "Fellow! can
42 Fish  |   cemetery; but there some people called to us and put into our hands
43 Fish  |          kulchas; so my companion called the city a cemetery, and
44 Fish  |           guest."~Accordingly she called a servant and sent him to
45 Demon |       wood! There's a Demon in it called he of the Matted Hair: he
46 Ivory |        went to the palace Gulizar called one of her servants and
47 GeNote|        the fairy tale strictly so called - i.e., the serious folk-tale
48 StNote|    original Indian work, probably called after Karataka and Damanaka,
49 StNote|          on hearing the ill news "called to Parliament all the Fishes
50 StNote|         century. There is a place called Sirikap ka-kila in the neighbourhood
51 StNote|      where my attention was first called to this Jataka.~Parallels. -
52 StNote|        enlightened, and so may be called a future Buddha.~