Tale

 1 Labam |      one hurt me," answered the husband; "but a Raja's son came
 2 Punch |         seventh Prince (Balna's husband) said he would go out hunting,
 3 Punch |    marry him. But she said, "My husband, I fear, is dead, but my
 4 Punch |       and their sister, and her husband, again, and devoted themselves
 5 Punch | husbands and our sister and her husband, and you are now our sole
 6 Punch |         at Balna's marriage her husband had given her a small gold
 7 Punch |       hopes of again seeing the husband you have so long mourned,
 8 Punch |     stroke of his wand, Balna's husband and his brothers resumed
 9 Laili |         shall have him for your husband," said Munsuk Raja. "We
10 Laili |         in the jungle where her husband had left her a little heap
11 Laili |       that he meant to kill her husband and seize her. So she said
12 Laili |      said, "Why did you kill my husband?"~"Because I want to take
13 Laili |         on the horse behind her husband, and they rode so fast,
14 Haris |       came and said to him, "My husband is a wise man, skilled in
15 Ring  |       to keep it instead of her husband, because the latter was
16 Ring  |    beautiful princess asked her husband for the ring, and he readily
17 Rupees|    having heard any news of her husband, left the house and went
18 Rupees|        to the place and met her husband.~"Why have you come here?"
19 Rupees|         of her meeting with her husband, and what a valuable piece
20 Rupees|       he, "this man must be her husband, as he only can live with
21 Rupees|        told her how she and her husband had treated him at his first
22 Boy   |   married; but I must choose my husband myself." Her father consented
23 Boy   |         insists on choosing her husband herself. As I do not know
24 Boy   |         you all, and choose her husband. I do not know whom she
25 Boy   |       choosing such a poor ugly husband as hers seemed to be, and
26 Boy   |         for the King's; but the husband of the youngest princess
27 Boy   | husbands hunt every day, but my husband never hunts at all."~At
28 Boy   |     princess has chosen for her husband!' Besides, my wife is very
29 Boy   |       him who he was. "I am the husband of your youngest princess,"
30 Boy   |       came. "That man is not my husband," she said at once. "My
31 Boy   |           she said at once. "My husband is not nearly as handsome
32 Boy   |       Why do you say you are my husband?"~"Because I am your husband.
33 Boy   |    husband?"~"Because I am your husband. I am telling you the truth,"
34 Boy   |        the little princess. "My husband is not a handsome man like
35 Boy   |      but nevertheless I am your husband. I was the grain merchant'
36 Boy   |        but must choose your own husband; and when all the Kings
37 Boy   |      and was very glad that her husband was such a beautiful young
38 Boy   |       yet I know you must be my husband." Then she worshipped God
39 Boy   |         letting her have such a husband. "I have," she said, "a
40 Boy   |          she said, "a beautiful husband. There is no one like him
41 Boy   |    consented to let her and her husband leave them. The King gave
42 Boy   |       the gardener's daughter's husband, saw the prince's camp,
43 Prince|     daughter will to-day take a husband."~All the men of the land
44 Ivory |        have seen my beloved, my husband."~"A thousand thanks to