Tale

 1 Broken|       lived in a certain place a Brahman, whose name was Svabhavakripana,
 2 Broken|      with four wings. And then a Brahman will come to my house, and
 3 Tiger |                   The Tiger, the Brahman and the Jackal~ONCE upon
 4 Tiger |        failed. ~By chance a poor Brahman came by.~"Let me out of
 5 Tiger |          my friend," replied the Brahman mildly, "you would probably
 6 Tiger |        wept and swore, the pious Brahman's heart softened, and at
 7 Tiger |    terribly hungry!"~In vain the Brahman pleaded for his life; the
 8 Tiger |       the tiger's action.~So the Brahman first asked a papal-tree
 9 Tiger |    whimper - be a man!"~Then the Brahman, sad at heart, went further
10 Tiger |        me refuse as fodder!"~The Brahman, still more sad, asked the
11 Tiger |        their grain!"~On this the Brahman turned back sorrowfully,
12 Tiger |           what's the matter, Mr. Brahman? You look as miserable as
13 Tiger |          fish out of water!"~The Brahman told him all that had occurred. "
14 Tiger |        has got so mixed up?"~The Brahman told it all over again,
15 Tiger |        tiger was waiting for the Brahman, and sharpening his teeth
16 Tiger |    dinner!" thought the wretched Brahman, as his knees knocked together
17 Tiger |         tiger consented, and the Brahman began the whole story over
18 Tiger |       see - the tiger was in the Brahman, and the cage came walking
19 Tiger |         lord! "~"And that is the Brahman - "~"Yes, my lord!"~"And
20 Tiger |        river, and bound the poor Brahman hand and foot, while he,
21 Tiger |      knowing the cause, the poor Brahman found himself in the dark
22 Haris |   Harisarman~THERE was a certain Brahman in a certain village, named
23 Haris | Sthuladatta then propitiated the Brahman with these words - " I forgot
24 Haris |         to the supposed wizard:~"Brahman, here I am, that Jihva whom
25 Haris |         and said to Harisarman, "Brahman, if you can guess what there
26 Haris |         honour to-day." When the Brahman Harisarman heard that, he
27 Rupees|       Bit of Advice~A POOR blind Brahman and his wife were dependent
28 Rupees|         he replied that he was a Brahman, and was wandering hither
29 Rupees|       the king was seeking for a Brahman to look after a golden temple
30 Rupees|       therefore, when he saw the Brahman and heard that he was good
31 Rupees|       Two months after this, the Brahman's wife, not having heard
32 Rupees|        Bhagawant!" exclaimed the Brahman. "Here, take this," he continued,
33 Gold  |      certain place there lived a Brahman named Haridatta. He was
34 Gold  |        end of the hot hours, the Brahman, overcome by the heat, lay
35 Gold  |          gold denar.~One day the Brahman had to go to the village,
36 Gold  |         milk to the serpent, the Brahman's son struck it on the head
37 Gold  |      fate, and in a rage bit the Brahman's son with its sharp fangs,
38 Gold  |       ant-hill, and spoke to the Brahman: "'Tis greed that brings
39 Gold  |         So speaking, it gave the Brahman a costly pearl and disappeared.
40 Gold  |          Come back no more." The Brahman took the pearl, and went
41 Money |         find Ram.~First he met a Brahman, and to him he gave a cake,
42 Money |         the road to Ram; but the Brahman only took the cake and went
43 StNote|         hero.~IX. THE TIGER, THE BRAHMAN, AND THE JACKAL~Source. -
44 StNote|         occurred with The Tiger, Brahman and jackal (No. ix. supra).~