Tale

 1 Pre   |      thousand years before the good German brothers went on
 2 Lion  |  verses:~"Ungrateful, doing no good,~Not doing as he would be
 3 Lion  |        not won~By the clearest good deed.~Better softly withdraw
 4 Labam |       and said, "You have been good to us. If ever you are in
 5 Labam |  salaams. Then they gave him a good dinner, and he stayed with
 6 Labam |      till to-morrow morning."~"Good," said the old woman. So
 7 Labam |        told this to the king.~"Good," said the king; "but if
 8 Labam |    killed the demons.~"That is good," said the king. "But you
 9 Lamb  |        joy to think of all the good things he should get from
10 Lamb  |       his Granny said he was a good boy, and put him into the
11 Punch |       daughters. They were all good girls; but the youngest,
12 Punch |    comfortable about them, and good food and good clothes all
13 Punch |        them, and good food and good clothes all their lives
14 Punch | meantime, keep the Magician in good humour - still putting off
15 Punch |        ones; they have done me good service; if ever again I
16 Crane |   large, in which there were a good many fish. And a crane thought
17 Crane |        called him out:~"I say, good crab, I've taken all, the
18 Laili |      Prince Majnun said, "Very good."~"Pray to Khuda," said
19 Laili |         I believe be is a very good Raja. Anyhow, I am so near
20 Ring  |      and tell their master the good tidings. All seemed safe
21 Rupees|  Brahman and heard that he was good and honest. He at once deputed
22 Kings |      that these men speak only good things, and not evil things,"
23 Kings |    mildness, does Mallika;~The good he conquers by goodness,~
24 Raja  |        men, but keep~Thy heart good and pure!"~So Raja Rasalu
25 Money |       hands of a money-lender. Good harvests, or bad, the farmer
26 Money |     and said to himself, "Some good fortune must have befallen
27 Money |       congratulated him on his good fortune, in such cunning
28 Boy   |       to be killed to-morrow?"~Good," said Katar; "show me what
29 Boy   |          and I want service." "Good," said the grain merchant, "
30 Boy   |  to-day to eat the air."~"Very good," she answered; "go, and
31 Boy   |    drink, we shall die." "Very good," said the young prince. "
32 Boy   |     six princes, and gave them good food and water. They ate
33 Prince|     father; I wish to marry."~"Good," said her father.~Then
34 Fish  |    produce of the field was as good as eaten to him; that is,
35 Fish  |        not two stout sticks as good as two horses for helping
36 Demon |    after giving alms and doing good he passed away according
37 Ivory |           Shall we accept this good man's invitation, brother?"
38 Ivory | bemoaned their fate.~"It is no good groaning," said the' vizier'
39 Dinner|       to bring a collection of good things for you, when I merely
40 GeNote|       has certainly made out a good case for tracing all European
41 StNote|      244 - 7)~Phaedrine.~... A good man had become friendly
42 StNote|       it the man's riches. The good man tries to make it up,
43 StNote|     first instance, or why the good man was enraged afterwards;
44 StNote| back-slang," which make a very good parallel.~XIX. RAJA RASALU.~
45 StNote|        generally he connects a good deal of primitive custom