Tale

 1 Tiger|     second son, whose name was Gangazara, and bequeathed it to him
 2 Tiger|      Pray, kindly lift me up." Gangazara thought: "Shall I take him
 3 Tiger|        word, he did no harm to Gangazara. On the other hand, he walked
 4 Tiger| without waiting for an answer.~Gangazara thought several times of
 5 Tiger|        Oblige me: I am dying." Gangazara, calling again to mind the "
 6 Tiger|        the rat, too, ran away.~Gangazara for a while thought upon
 7 Tiger|        So thinking to himself, Gangazara let down the vessel again.
 8 Tiger|        Stop for a while," said Gangazara, and after quenching his
 9 Tiger|  goldsmith took his leave, and Gangazara also pursued his way north
10 Tiger|     return home." Thus thought Gangazara within himself, and very
11 Tiger|       of in your own country." Gangazara looked at the crown, examined
12 Tiger|        words took their leave. Gangazara was extremely delighted
13 Tiger|     him from the pit of death. Gangazara at once showed him the crown
14 Tiger|        his bath and meals; and Gangazara, who was very observant
15 Tiger|        since he had heard from Gangazara how he obtained the crown.
16 Tiger|        he resolved to denounce Gangazara as the king's murderer,
17 Tiger|    hung over him. They brought Gangazara to the presence of the prince,
18 Tiger|      was the cellar into which Gangazara was thrust. What were his
19 Tiger|    brute friends."~So pondered Gangazara in the dark cell underground,
20 Tiger|      of the rats took leave of Gangazara. They, in obedience to their
21 Tiger|       passed months and years. Gangazara sat in the dark cellar,
22 Tiger|        several times overheard Gangazara's cries, reported the matter
23 Tiger|  discussed, while they brought Gangazara to the king.~The king no
24 Tiger|         The king no sooner saw Gangazara than he fell on the ground.
25 Tiger|       were the only words that Gangazara spoke.~Cartloads of corpses
26 Tiger|        soon as all were ready, Gangazara took a vessel full of water
27 Tiger|       of half, as he promised. Gangazara would not accept anything,
28 Tiger|        at the dusk of evening, Gangazara sat dumb for a moment, and
29 Tiger|        at the sight of tigers. Gangazara assured them of safety,
30 Tiger| evening, the pumpkin colour of Gangazara, the holy ashes scattered
31 Tiger|        true majesty of the god Gangazara. For who else by a single
32 Tiger| corpses shows him to be surely Gangazara," said others.~"Why should
33 Tiger|       pardoned by the generous Gangazara, whose voice now reigned
34 Tiger|         The king again pressed Gangazara to accept the hand of his
35 Tiger| princess. The king agreed; and Gangazara left the city that very
36 Tiger|      with joy. The pleasure of Gangazara was so great that he died
37 Tiger|       power, gave him a living Gangazara instead of the dead corpse.