Tale

 1 Labam |    desert me like this, I will tell the Princess Labam."~Then
 2 Labam |      But the parrots would not tell him where she lived. "You
 3 Labam |        sad when they would not tell him anything more; and he
 4 Labam |     must see what she is like. Tell me where her country is."~"
 5 Labam |    have you killed, and I will tell my father and mother that
 6 Labam |   prince, "must first do all I tell him. If he cannot, then
 7 Lamb  |        plump and tender.~"I'll tell you what you must do," said
 8 Punch |        her daughter, "I cannot tell how it is, every day those
 9 Punch |   better than you do. I cannot tell how it is." And she bade
10 Punch | pomeloes, else she will go and tell her mother all about it,
11 Punch |        never be so cruel as to tell her mother. Let us rather
12 Punch |        her daughter: "I cannot tell how it is, I have had the
13 Punch |   dinner I give them. I cannot tell how it is! "~And her daughter
14 Punch |      our cake, she will go and tell her mother, and that will
15 Punch |       now rather speak kindly. Tell him you have given up all
16 Punch | strengthen by degrees. "And do tell me," she said, "are you
17 Laili |    want to find Prince Majnun; tell me where his kingdom is."~"
18 Laili |    jackal," said the Rohu, "do tell me what I have inside me."~"
19 Laili |    have inside me."~"How can I tell?" said the jackal. "I cannot
20 Laili |        Oh," says the fish, "do tell me what I have in my stomach,
21 Laili |     Khuda, "you may do so; but tell her that she must not speak
22 Tiger |       the means that I can. To tell you briefly how I came in
23 Tiger |      with you, and wants me to tell you so, as he cannot drag
24 Haris |        you get an opportunity, tell him that I possess magical
25 Haris |        me " - and asked him to tell him who had taken away their
26 Haris |        time, and said, "I will tell you to-morrow," and then
27 Ring  |   replied the cat, "if you can tell me where the charmed ring
28 Ring  |    back with the dog to go and tell their master the good tidings.
29 Rupees|        dog?" he asked.~"I will tell you," said the prince, "
30 Kings |      he sought for some one to tell him his faults, but among
31 Kings |      he found no one who would tell him of any fault, but heard
32 Raja  |        haughtily, saying, "Go, tell your master I have nought
33 Raja  |    back to Sarkap, slaves! and tell him that Rasalu deems it
34 Raja  |    were burnt, as he could not tell how many would come out
35 Money |       get by me now, you might tell me the secret of becoming
36 Money |        don't suppose you could tell me which way to go?"~"Perhaps
37 Money |        quite such a fool as to tell that.~Nevertheless the money-lender
38 Boy   |      she asks you who you are, tell her you are a very poor
39 Boy   |      you." "We will do all you tell us to do," they answered, "
40 Boy   |        one would believe him.~"Tell us the truth," said the
41 Boy   |        own country, and I will tell you what to do when we get
42 Boy   |         said his wife; "I will tell my father and mother, and
43 Boy   |  prince.~"No," said the King. "Tell me who you are."~"I am your
44 Fish  |   meant that one of you should tell a story to beguile the time."~"
45 Fish  |       him, and bring him in."~"Tell him, father, that our beams
46 Fish  |      salaam," he replied, "and tell her that the moon is new,
47 Ivory |        you why you are crying. Tell her that you weep for the
48 Ivory |      replied, "and then I will tell his Majesty face to face."~
49 Sons  |     call in a little while and tell him what to do. He did so;
50 StNote|       the story is intended to tell against the ungrateful children.