Tale

 1 Labam |     put his hand into his bag, saying, "Bag, I want some dinner,"
 2 Punch |      for he feared, his wife), saying to himself: "It is better
 3 Punch |   black dog, and led her away, saying, "Since you will not come
 4 Punch |     and tried to dissuade him, saying, "We have lost our husbands
 5 Punch |     delay, I will be here." So saying, he went away.~Many, many
 6 Magic | ashamed before the others." So saying, he hid himself in a corner
 7 Magic |  befallen her, and wound up by saying," You must have known it
 8 Crane |      it to the ground!" And so saying, he gave the crane's neck
 9 Crane |       the crane beseeched him, saying, "O my lord! Indeed I did
10 Laili |      and ate her food she kept saying, "Majnun, Majnun; I want
11 Laili |    them. All the time she kept saying, "Majnun, Majnun; I want
12 Laili |         All the time she. kept saying, "Majnun, Majnun; I want
13 Laili | stomach. All the time she kept saying, "Majnun, Majnun!" At this
14 Laili |    looking much frightened and saying, "You have a Rakshas in
15 Laili |    rattles about so, and keeps saying, "Majnun, Majnun; I want
16 Laili |     nor drank, and she kept on saying, "Majnun, Majnun; I want
17 Tiger |        all possible means." So saying, the Nagaraja glided away
18 Tiger |      back to your country." So saying, the goldsmith took his
19 Ring  |    shall not be long away." On saying this, he dived into the
20 Ring  |         But the snake refused, saying that it could not go to
21 Tortoi|       thus lost his life." And saying, "Truly, O king! those who
22 Rupees|        of rupees for it." Thus saying he dismissed her, and the
23 Rupees|     tread the halls of a king, saying that his dwelling was the
24 Queens|      Queens sent him a message saying, "May it please our dearest
25 Queens|   bride; but she only laughed, saying seven Queens were quite
26 Raja  |         he only laughed aloud, saying, "Nay! I stay no longer
27 Raja  |    head on her hands and wept, saying:~"Oh! son who ne'er gladdened
28 Raja  |        him to give up the idea saying, "I am King Sarkap's brother,
29 Raja  |       voice rose from the fire saying, "Oh, traveller! for God'
30 Raja  |       aid."~The Prince smiled, saying, "What help could you give
31 Raja  |        pity, and called to him saying:~"Fair Prince, on the charger
32 Raja  |     laughed scornfully at her, saying, "Not so fast, oh gallant
33 Raja  |   tired.~Whereupon he laughed, saying, "There are seventy of you,
34 Raja  |        King in a great fright, saying:~"A mighty Prince, Sarkap!
35 Raja  |  Rasalu, he rose up haughtily, saying, "Go, tell your master I
36 Raja  |       eat not of his salt!"~So saying, he threw the sweetmeats
37 Raja  |   mercy, gave him one of them, saying, "Put it in your pocket,
38 Raja  |       the third and last game, saying,~"Oh moulded pieces! favour
39 Raja  |     tender-hearted and strong, saying, "Not so, oh king! She has
40 Raja  |      mango branch at the door, saying, " In twelve years the mango
41 Money |        it in a particular way, saying, "Remember! whatever you
42 Boy   |        eyes and showed it her, saying, "Look! this is your son!"
43 Boy   |      greatest care of him." So saying she swallowed the little
44 Boy   |     cow made him many salaams, saying, "It is for this boy's sake
45 Boy   |   Kings and Rajas in the land, saying, "My youngest daughter wishes
46 Boy   |       as he came riding along, saying, "What a splendid young
47 Prince|        in the Fakir's clothes, saying to himself, "I must see
48 Prince|      He seated him by himself, saying, "O Prince, I return thanks
49 Fish  |      The man must be mad!" and saying this, he burst into a fit
50 Demon |      he let go the Bodhisatta, saying:~"Young sir, you are a lion
51 Demon |     the key to the birth-tale, saying: "At that time Angulimala