Tale

 1 Lion  |   caused him to lie down on his left side. But thinking to himself, "
 2 Labam |    Hiraman parrot found himself left alone, he called out to
 3 Labam |        master had died, and had left four things, - a bed, which
 4 Labam |        me your name, and then I left my father and mother and
 5 Punch |      seven poor Princesses were left with no mother to take care
 6 Punch |    their father, stole away and left them (for he feared, his
 7 Punch | Punchkin then stretched out his left arm, crying, "Give me my
 8 Punch |        wing, and the Magician's left arm tumbled off.~"Give me
 9 Punch |         pulled off the parrot's left leg, down fell the Magician'
10 Punch |        down fell the Magician's left.~Nothing remained of him
11 Broken|      filled a pot with what was left over. He hung the pot on
12 Crane |      But there was still a crab left behind there; and the crane
13 Laili |         it happened, the prince left the Phalana kingdom that
14 Laili |    jungle where her husband had left her a little heap of ashes.
15 Tiger |      king agreed; and Gangazara left the city that very day on
16 Ring  |    never seen before, because I left the country just after your
17 Ring  |   happened to her since she had left them.~"But is there no way
18 Rupees|        any news of her husband, left the house and went in quest
19 Rupees|         he asked. "Why have you left my parents? Care you not
20 Rupees|    There is not a grain of rice left in the house."~"O Bhagawant!"
21 Rupees|    dismissed her, and the woman left.~On this scrap of paper
22 Rupees|        hardly ten rupees' worth left in the place. The faithful
23 Kings |     taking only his charioteer, left the city in disguise. And
24 Goeth |      third time. Ta tai tom had left the lips of the singer;
25 Raja  |      them to Rasalu.~Now, as be left the palace, carrying with
26 Money |       when he hadn't a farthing left, the farmer went to the
27 Boy   |           he said. "See, I have left my hunting to come to you."~"
28 Boy   |      said to her, "Twice I have left my hunting and lost my game
29 Boy   |       jungle-plain where he had left Katar, who all this time
30 Boy   |      said Katar, "then twist my left ear;" and as soon as the
31 Boy   |         said Katar, "twist your left ear, and you will see what
32 Boy   |         the boy twisted his own left ear, and there he stood
33 Boy   |       which the prince had been left in his box by the nurse,
34 Boy   |         young prince, and never left him.~
35 Fish  |         strong."~The old farmer left him in despair, and entered
36 Demon |       hair! He hit him with his left hand - that stuck too!'
37 Demon |        stuck too; then with his left - and that stuck too! Then
38 Ivory |     soldiers took the money and left; they did not, however,
39 Ivory |        at night, because he had left his home and country and
40 Ivory |       to the place where he had left the vizier's son, and there
41 Ivory |  disciple and the princess were left alone in the graveyard.
42 Ivory |     vizier's son since they had left their country. When the
43 Ivory |     them. The night before they left, the viziers and others,
44 Ivory |        soon as his visitors had left, came and besought the vizier'
45 Ivory |     bearing very much treasure, left for their own land. In the
46 Sons  |      they cared not how soon he left them - nay, the sooner the
47 StNote|        one of the ayahs. I have left it unaltered, except that
48 StNote|        with right fist and with left, with left fist and with
49 StNote|        fist and with left, with left fist and with right, which
50 StNote|    tales as written on a mallet left by the old man in the box