Tale

 1 Lion  |    caused the bone to fall, he got out of the lion's mouth,
 2 Labam |     hunt on that side. When be got there, he found himself
 3 Labam |    away and went home. When he got home, he would not speak
 4 Labam |        rupees.~Then he himself got his horse all ready for
 5 Labam |       black night the princess got up. She dressed herself
 6 Labam |     and asleep, the Raja's son got up softly and sat on his
 7 Labam |        night came the princess got up and sat on her roof,
 8 Lamb  |        Tum-pa - "~But he never got any further, for the Jackal
 9 Punch | beautiful Balna.~And when they got to their own land there
10 Punch |      my parrot."~Then Punchkin got frightened, and said, "Anything,
11 Crane |  himself, "If this fellow once got hold of fish, he would never
12 Crane |       well!"~"Ah! those fishes got eaten through their own
13 Laili |    said they might go, so they got ready their horses and all
14 Laili |     jungle to jungle, till she got farther and farther away
15 Laili |        was yawning just as she got up to it, and she instantly
16 Laili |        he could. By degrees he got tired and went slower, and
17 Laili |     fish agreed, and the snake got a, knife and cut him open,
18 Laili |    wandered on and on till she got to Majnun's court-house,
19 Laili |       directly." Then the King got some water, and they bathed
20 Laili |        all Laili could say, he got off the horse to look at
21 Laili |      slept for years!" Then he got up and saw the Raja's dead
22 Laili |       are near him." So Majnun got up on the horse, and he
23 Tiger |      again, for everything has got so mixed up?"~The Brahman
24 Tiger |    tiger-king; told him how he got it, and requested his kind
25 Tiger |       year one of the serpents got into the bed-chamber of
26 Ring  |        dearly. These creatures got very fond of him, and would
27 Ring  |   about to be married. The cat got to know of this, and at
28 Ring  |    gave it to the cat. The cat got inside the lamb and lay
29 Ring  |         Come along now; I have got the ring," said the cat
30 Rupees|       to part with his dog. He got a loan of five thousand
31 Gold  |       had made up his mind, he got some milk, poured it into
32 Kings |      chariot of the younger be got out of the way, and so make
33 Money |       coolly, "Look here; I've got your conch, but I can't
34 Money |      can't use it; you haven't got it, so it's dear you can'
35 Money |       shows that a farmer once got the better of a money-lender -
36 Boy   |   youngest princess heard him, got up, dressed, and came to
37 Boy   |     saddled aud bridled Katar, got on his back with his sword
38 Prince|    lame in my feet, and I have got just one grain, and am carrying
39 Prince|        on his journey. When he got home he told the King's
40 Prince|        be your slave." So they got ready and began to fight,
41 Ivory |   ready, or the baniya had not got all the spices prepared.
42 Ivory |      not getting any reply, he got up and went to the brook.
43 Ivory |       The royal elephants have got loose and are running about
44 Ivory |      away from me her necklace got loose and dropped. You wonder
45 Sons  |        on."~When the young men got to hear of this further
46 GeNote|       years. May they not have got the story of the giant with
47 StNote|       Contes et Nouvelles, who got it from the Dialogus Creaturarum
48 StNote|       Parallels. - This Jataka got into the Bidpai literature,
49 StNote|       there, and if so, how it got to the East. Prof. Krohn
50 StNote|     that Richard Coeur de Lion got the story, and used it to