Tale

 1 Pre   |        years ago that Miss Frere began the modern collection of
 2 Labam |         rose up into the air and began to fly, and it flew and
 3 Labam |         very glad. The old woman began preparing dinner, but he
 4 Labam |        found the betel-leaf, and began to eat it.~"Where did you
 5 Punch |       disappeared. Then they all began to cry very bitterly.~Now
 6 Punch |        were much frightened, and began to call out as loud as they
 7 Punch |         sat down at the door and began playing with the parrot.
 8 Magic |     dried up before her, and she began to weep. Then after a while
 9 Magic |          after a while the water began slowly to rise. When it
10 Magic |     water. Being frightened, she began to wail and cry to her brother:~"
11 Magic |       reached her knee, when she began to wail again:~"Oh! my brother,
12 Magic |         of the bamboo fiddle and began to dress her hair. Having
13 Magic |          and I are one." So they began lovingly to hold converse
14 Magic |      sitting down near them, she began in wailing tones to upbraid
15 Crane |         of, sir, since the world began. It's eating us, one after
16 Laili |        story. From that time she began repeating, "Majnun, Majnun;
17 Laili |          cheerful and happy, and began to go again into his father'
18 Laili |        Majnun took the fruit and began to cut it open tremblingly,
19 Laili |       Raja opening his eyes, she began to run, and she ran, and
20 Tiger |       consented, and the Brahman began the whole story over again,
21 Tiger |        the goldsmith up, who now began his story. "Stop for a while,"
22 Tiger |   listened to the goldsmith, who began as follows: "My dear friend,
23 Tiger |    strokes of his protector, and began in the following words: "
24 Tiger |        corpses of men and cattle began to come in every minute.
25 Tiger |         all their armies. People began to take to their heels at
26 Ring  |        the house three days, she began to talk of the charmed ring,
27 Rupees|        the sword, and the prince began his story:~"Once upon a
28 Rupees|       pledge, and with the money began business again. Not long
29 Goeth |          hands and feet, he thus began to sing:~'We are enty men,~
30 Raja  |        but when the twelfth year began, the lad's heart leapt up
31 Raja  |        Rasalu was comforted, and began to make ready for fortune.
32 Raja  |          his own head.~Then they began to play, and it fell to
33 Raja  |     armour.~Then the second game began, and once more Dhol Raja,
34 Raja  |         the kitten in his pocket began to struggle, he remembered
35 Raja  |      Rasalu's confident bearing, began to be afraid, and ordered
36 Raja  |       used to come, and the game began.~After a while, Sarkap,
37 Raja  |          Heaven's sake!"~So they began to play, whilst the women
38 Raja  |     twelve years, the mango tree began to flower, and Raja Rasalu
39 Boy   |          King's cool garden, and began to sing a lovely song. The
40 Prince|            So they got ready and began to fight, and the King's
41 Prince|          there, and therewith he began to strip off his clothes.~
42 Fish  | broken-hearted to his house, and began to arrange his affairs in
43 Demon |        and leaving Takkasila, he began his journey to Benares,
44 Ivory |       buried a few days ago, and began to eat it. On seeing this
45 Sons  |          increase of wealth they began to be more attentive and
46 StNote|          D. Rouse.~Remarks. - We began with an animal Jataka, and