Tale

 1 Labam |      Our king has forbidden the people in his country to light
 2 Labam |      came out at night. All the people in her father's country
 3 Labam |       they would eat up all the people in his country; and he did
 4 Lamb  |         to get very fat; so, as people ought to keep their promises,
 5 Punch |        you see here were living people once, and the Magician turned
 6 Punch |  further concerning the unhappy people she mentioned; and she promised
 7 Tiger |      release. Whenever you hear people near you, you had better
 8 Tiger |   cattle as possible. Every day people were carried away by tigers
 9 Tiger |     came with all their armies. People began to take to their heels
10 Tiger |   serpents, said some among the people. "Care not for it; it may
11 Haris |         over in his mind, while people were asleep he took away
12 Haris |        your helpless self." The people there, when they heard him
13 Ring  |  journey. He next met with some people fighting about a cat. Some
14 Ring  |  hundred rupees." Of course the people agreed, and were highly
15 Ring  |   ground to drink the air, some people seized me, and would have
16 Ring  |    about food. I will go to the people's houses and get plenty
17 Ring  |         from the hands of these people?" she asked.~"Yes," replied
18 Tortoi|      are called chatter-boxes - people whose words have no end -
19 Rupees|    somehow or other for the old people during the few months that
20 Gold  |     fell down dead at once. His people raised him a funeral pyre
21 Kings |       and he sought among those people who lived outside 'the palace.
22 Boy   |         the King nor any of his people knew this. When all was
23 Boy   |      the King's palace. All the people looked at him as he came
24 Boy   | court-house, and it was full of people, the young prince said to
25 Boy   |    thought of her.~When all the people were assembled, the prince
26 Boy   |      that time the King and his people were talking about the prince'
27 Prince|        scent over him.~Then the people said, "The slave-girl has
28 Prince|        with me to-day to hunt."~People said, "What is this Fakir
29 Fish  |         a cemetery. where a few people were praying beside a grave
30 Fish  |        cemetery; but there some people called to us and put into
31 Fish  |   obtained, and of inhospitable people as worse than the dead.
32 Fish  |       city, though crowded with people, was as if dead, as far
33 Fish  |        often thought how stupid people were to venture into that
34 Demon |       forest he told all to the people thereabout; and went on
35 Ivory |        them again among all the people in the city."~"Then," said
36 Ivory |           What examples for the people! Let them both be executed."~"
37 Ivory |       this answer. "Dismiss the people. Their presence is no longer
38 Ivory |       ignorant of the place and people. "Has this city a name?"
39 GeNote|        the mouths of occidental people were derived from Eastern
40 GeNote|       also had spread among the people sufficient literary training