Tale

 1 Labam |            That is all they would say.~The prince grew very sad
 2 Labam |       which its owner had only to say, if any one came to make
 3 Labam |         one is near you, you must say to the tree-trunk, 'The
 4 Punch |        hearth. Then Balna used to say to her sisters, "Send that
 5 Punch |       mother's tomb and cry - and say:~"Oh mother, mother, cannot
 6 Punch |       every day those seven girls say they don't want any dinner,
 7 Punch |         have so long mourned, and say you are willing to marry
 8 Broken|         quite white. Therefore, I say, "He who makes foolish plans
 9 Crane |            and called him out:~"I say, good crab, I've taken all,
10 Laili |           want Majnun," and would say nothing else. Even as she
11 Laili |         of this Majnun?" he would say.~"He is the man I am to
12 Laili |           her, "Why do you always say, 'Majnun, Majnun; I want
13 Laili |          night, he advised him to say to her, "I will marry you
14 Laili |          spite of all Laili could say, he got off the horse to
15 Tiger |          if you will permit me to say so, I think matters will
16 Haris |        there, when they heard him say that, raised a shout of
17 Tortoi|        hold your tongue, and will say nothing to anybody."~"Oh!
18 Tortoi|  Whereupon the tortoise wanted to say, "If my friends choose to
19 Tortoi|         talk, must have wanted to say something; and let go the
20 Rupees|        reaches the threshold, and say that another must have slain
21 Kings |         of Benares thought, "They say then that he too is a king!
22 Boy   |   daughter; and daily she used to say to them, "When I am married
23 Boy   |      thought, "What will the King say when he finds no child?"
24 Boy   |           Who are you? Why do you say you are my husband?"~"Because
25 Prince|          have no lack, but I will say a prayer for you, and you
26 Demon |          what the Brahmans had to say, they gave him the name
27 Demon |          Demon, I will go, as you say. You were born a Demon,
28 Ivory |          prince. "I don't want to say anything to you, or to see
29 Ivory |          son looked as much as to say, "Keep quiet, or you'll
30 Ivory |         Ah-h-h! Be careful not to say anything about us in the
31 Ivory |        was the matter, she was to say that the King's elephants
32 Ivory |       back. Go, and if it is as I say, send the princess to me,
33 GeNote|       date. It is not too much to say that this analysis marks
34 GeNote| folk-tales.~Can we go further and say that India is the source
35 StNote|           in which a youth was to say to himself, "Why are you
36 StNote|         well if many of us should say to ourselves, " Ghatesa,
37 StNote|          the home of its birth. I say Buddhist missionaries, because
38 StNote|        and I will go further, and say that it will not be found