Tale

 1 Labam |             for," he said, "I may want them." His father too, gave
 2 Labam |         four things. One said, "I want this;" another said,." You
 3 Labam |         You cannot have it, for I want it;" and so on.~The Raja'
 4 Labam |          his bag, saying, "Bag, I want some dinner," and the. bag
 5 Labam |          and said to it, "Bowl, I want some water," and then it
 6 Labam |     always get as much water as I want."~By this time night had
 7 Labam |           Bed," he said to it, "I want to go to the Princess Labam'
 8 Labam |         took his bag and said, "I want a great deal of betel-leaf,"
 9 Labam |         his bag and said, "Bag, I want a most lovely shawl;" It
10 Labam |          said to his bag, "Bag, I want a very, very beautiful ring."
11 Labam |         the king's kettle-drum. I want to go to it." The bed flew
12 Punch |          own house. What does she want with ours? If we allow her
13 Punch |        seven girls say they don't want any dinner, and won't eat
14 Laili |     repeating, "Majnun, Majnun; I want Majnun," and would say nothing
15 Laili |        saying, "Majnun, Majnun; I want Majnun." Her father used
16 Laili |        saying, "Majnun, Majnun; I want Majnun." The prince heard
17 Laili |        saying, "Majnun, Majnun; I want Majnun;" and so she wandered
18 Laili |           say, 'Majnun, Majnun; I want Majnun?" She answered, "
19 Laili |        the Phalana country, and I want to find Prince Majnun; tell
20 Laili |        saying, "Majnun, Majnun; I want Majnun."~The snake said, "
21 Laili |        crying, "Majnun, Majnun; I want Majnun," and they asked
22 Laili |           her what she wanted. "I want King Majnun," she said.~
23 Laili |         asked what she wanted. "I want to marry you," she answered. "
24 Laili |        saying, "Majnun, Majnun; I want Majnun."~At last the angel
25 Laili |          ever, 'Majnun, Majnun; I want Majnun,' and eating and
26 Laili |           cried out, "What do you want? Oh, do not eat me; do not
27 Laili |         am your wife Laili, and I want to marry you. Don't you
28 Laili |       crying; " Majnun, Majnun, I want to marry you. I have loved
29 Laili |           my husband?"~"Because I want to take you," he answered.~"
30 Tiger | Manikkasari be faithful. I do not want anything from him now. If
31 Haris |      foolish and in evil case for want of employment, and he had
32 Ring  |           ring, which I very much want. If you will procure it
33 Raja  |       wanting another! No! if you want a swing, get in, all seventy
34 Money |         for I am Ram! What do you want of me?"~Then the farmer
35 Money |            for if you get all you want, what can it matter to you
36 Money |       farmer's crops withered for want of rain. Then he blew his
37 Boy   |        said to her, "Whenever you want me, beat this kettle-drum.
38 Boy   |         his hunting when I do not want him?"~"Don't mind interrupting
39 Boy   |       hunting to come to you."~"I want nothing," she answered; "
40 Boy   |     thought, "She does not really want me; she is only trying to
41 Boy   |         and said to her, "Suri, I want to give you something, for
42 Boy   |          care of something that I want to give you, because the
43 Boy   |    jungle-plain, so that when you want me you will always find
44 Boy   |         here to help you when you want me. So go, only before you
45 Boy   |          answered the boy, "and I want service." "Good," said the
46 Ivory |      replied the prince. "I don't want to say anything to you,
47 Ivory |          buy it.~"How much do you want for it?" asked the man. "
48 Pigeon|       came the Crow.~"What do you want, Mr. Crow? You and I don'