Tale

 1 Labam |        but lay on his bed for four or five days, and seemed
 2 Labam |   third jungle. Here he found four fakirs whose teacher and
 3 Labam | master had died, and had left four things, - a bed, which carried
 4 Labam |   rope would tie them up.~The four fakirs were quarrelling
 5 Labam |   were quarrelling over these four things. One said, "I want
 6 Labam |    these things. I will shoot four arrows in four different
 7 Labam |     will shoot four arrows in four different directions. Whichever
 8 Broken|      I shall get a house with four wings. And then a Brahman
 9 Tiger |        was the reply. At once four armed soldiers flew to the
10 Kings |        in the suburbs, at the four gates. And there too finding
11 Raja  |  coming will rue,~His head in four pieces I'll hew;~Then forth
12 Boy   |    that though he had already four Queens he had no child.
13 Boy   |       her son; and the King's four other Queens came constantly
14 Boy   |     had gone out to hunt, his four other Queens came to see
15 Boy   |     out hunting as usual, the four Queens again came to see
16 Boy   |     go to her."~Meanwhile the four other Queens came to her,
17 Boy   |      well, bind my eyes." The four wives then tied a handkerchief
18 Boy   |      mother had seen him, the four wicked Queens took the boy
19 Boy   |       him into a box, and the four Queens went back to the
20 Boy   |      she had gone back to the four Queens (who gave her a great
21 Boy   |       child, so he ran to the four Queens and said to them, "
22 Boy   |       been seen!" At this the four wives were very much frightened,
23 Boy   |        So he ran and told the four Queens, "The King's cow
24 Boy   |    see the child, who was now four years old. After be had
25 Boy   |       hunting, he went to the four wicked Queens, and told
26 Boy   | hearing the groom's story the four Queens cried, and tore their
27 Boy   |      and the King brought his four wives too. All came, at
28 Boy   |       great many salaams. The four wicked wives looked on and
29 Boy   |    answered the prince. "Your four wicked Queens told you the
30 Boy   |     unless you will kill your four wicked Queens with your
31 Boy   |    and for ridding him of his four wicked wives.~Katar did
32 Prince|      to rest at a place where four roads met, so that every
33 Demon |     thereupon he declared the Four Truths. At the end of the
34 Ivory |      haste, bringing with him four bags of muhrs on four horses. "
35 Ivory |     him four bags of muhrs on four horses. "I am come," he
36 Ivory |     two, and walked about the four different ways that ran
37 Ivory |       to ask us."~So they all four went to the robbers' tower.~
38 Sons  |      the old man and put down four bags full of stones and
39 StNote|      in the shape of a cross, four men to each cross covered
40 StNote|          Rev. C. Swynnerton, "Four Legends about Raja Rasalu,"