Tale

 1 Labam |      want a very, very beautiful ring." The bag gave him a glorious
 2 Labam |          bag gave him a glorious ring. Then he took the Princess
 3 Labam |        hand gently to put on the ring, and she started up very
 4 Punch |       had given her a small gold ring on which her name was engraved,
 5 Punch |        looking, the boy tied the ring to a nosegay and threw it
 6 Punch |          sound, found the little ring tied to the flowers. On
 7 Ring  |                      The Charmed Ring~A MERCHANT started his son
 8 Ring  |           do well to reply, 'The ring on your right hand, and
 9 Ring  |     never need anything, for the ring is such that a man has only
10 Ring  |   received the Raja's right-hand ring, and the pot and spoon,
11 Ring  |        the powers of the charmed ring and pot and spoon.~The merchant'
12 Ring  |      merchant's son spoke to the ring, and immediately a beautiful
13 Ring  |     began to talk of the charmed ring, and advised her to keep
14 Ring  |        asked her husband for the ring, and he readily gave it
15 Ring  |       when the ogress seized the ring, and reassuming the form
16 Ring  |         immediately spoke to the ring, and the house with its
17 Ring  |         he had tried the charmed ring, which Raja Indrasha had
18 Ring  |        tell me where the charmed ring is."~"The ring is in the
19 Ring  |       the charmed ring is."~"The ring is in the stomach of the
20 Ring  |        his wife, has swallowed a ring, which I very much want.
21 Ring  |        Nay, if we do not get the ring for you, devour us all."~
22 Ring  |       coughed violently, and the ring came out and rolled on to
23 Ring  |          as the cat received the ring, she started back with the
24 Ring  |        They had only to give the ring to him, and he would speak
25 Ring  |         cat, so he asked for the ring, and threatened to throw
26 Ring  |    whereupon the cat gave up the ring. Sorry moment, for the dog
27 Ring  |         did not recover the lost ring. This was most readily promised
28 Ring  |     inquiries and to restore the ring. The king of the fishes
29 Ring  |       the fishes did so, and the ring was found and carried back
30 Ring  |        along now; I have got the ring," said the cat to the dog.~"
31 Ring  |       unless you let me have the ring. I can carry it as well
32 Ring  |       was obliged to give up the ring. The careless dog very soon
33 Ring  |          kite, and recovered the ring. "Come along," it said to
34 Ring  |        was afraid to ask for the ring the third time, so they
35 Ring  |        into joy. He spoke to the ring, and his beautiful wife
36 Queens|         his attendants to form a ring round the thicket, and so
37 Boy   |       necklace, and here are the ring and the handkerchief you.
38 GeNote|         see Notes on The Charmed Ring) - there can be little doubt
39 StNote| transformed, envious stepmother, ring recognition, are all incidents
40 StNote|        of Them.~XII. THE CHARMED RING.~Source. - Knowles, Folk-Tales
41 StNote|          pp. 401, 412. The Magic Ring is also "common form" in
42 StNote|    s-tail-up-nose to recover the ring from the stomach of an ogress,
43 StNote|      incident of the loss of the ring by the faithful animal,