Tale

 1 Lamb  |         of the skin of my little brother who died, and then I can
 2 Lamb  |       little drumikin out of his brother's skin, with the wool inside,
 3 Magic |     began to wail and cry to her brother:~"Oh! my brother, the water
 4 Magic |          to her brother:~"Oh! my brother, the water reaches to my
 5 Magic |         my ankles,~Still, Oh! my brother, the pitcher will not dip."~
 6 Magic |     began to wail again:~"Oh! my brother, the water reaches to my
 7 Magic |        to my knee,~Still, Oh! my brother, the pitcher will not dip."~
 8 Magic |         she cried again:~"Oh! my brother, the water reaches to my
 9 Magic |          my waist,~Still, Oh! my brother, the pitcher will not dip."~
10 Magic |          kept on crying:~"Oh! my brother, the water reaches to my
11 Magic |        to my neck,~Still, Oh! my brother, the pitcher will not dip."~
12 Magic |         she cried aloud:~"Oh! my brother, the water measures a man'
13 Magic |  measures a man's height,~Oh! my brother, the pitcher begins to fill."~
14 Magic |        bitter anguish. The elder brother wished to purchase it, and
15 Tiger |          took leave of his elder brother, and started for Benares.
16 Tiger |      thoughts of home and of his brother rushed into his mind. "I
17 Tiger |          to go and see his elder brother first, and then to return
18 Tiger |          a sea-coast. His elder, brother was also on his way up to
19 Tiger |        he died of joy.~The elder brother was a devout worshipper
20 Tiger |    sacred to that god. The elder brother took the corpse to the nearest
21 Tiger |         what he wanted. "My poor brother is dead and gone; and this
22 Tiger |        him." Thus said the elder brother, and, giving the corpse
23 Tiger |      they devoured it.~The elder brother, after finishing the puja,
24 Tiger | finishing the puja, demanded his brother's corpse of the god. The
25 Tiger |       greatly enraged. The elder brother was very angry. When the
26 Tiger |         unable even to return my brother's corpse." Ganesa was much
27 Tiger |        several benefits upon his brother. And so the horoscope was
28 Haris |       with the assistance of her brother, had stolen that treasure
29 Rupees|      five thousand rupees from a brother merchant, leaving the dog
30 Raja  |      saying, "I am King Sarkap's brother, and I know his ways. Every
31 Raja  |     enchanted dice with which my brother plays will lose their virtue.
32 Raja  |          you will be our younger brother."~"Fair sisters!" quoth
33 Demon |         told in Jetavana about a Brother who had ceased striving
34 Demon |       Then the Teacher said: " O Brother, in former days wise men
35 Demon |    declaring of the Truths, this Brother also attained to sainthood.
36 Ivory |        head and face. "Alas! 'my brother, what is 'this? Oh! do not
37 Ivory |          But what is the matter, brother?"~"Go away," replied the
38 Ivory |         anywhere with you."~"Oh, brother," said the vizier's son, "
39 Ivory |      this good man's invitation, brother?" asked the prince.~The
40 Ivory |     discovered it in-time!"~"Oh, brother! who could have done this
41 Ivory |      proclamation. "Fear not, my brother, but go and take this necklace,
42 StNote|    Alnaschar, the Barber's fifth brother in the Arabian Nights, and