Tale

 1 Pre   |         known in the West in some form or other, and the problem
 2 Pre   |          common, these - and they form more than a third of the
 3 Pre   |      early Indian folk-tales, and form the earliest collection
 4 Pre   |       giving beautiful or amusing form to the creations of the
 5 Punch |          he has imprisoned in the form of rocks and trees. You
 6 Laili |       sent to her an angel in the form of a man who told her that
 7 Laili |          one of his angels in the form of a fakir into the jungle;
 8 Laili |          Laili regained her human form, and Khuda sent life into
 9 Laili |           dog to regain her human form.~Laili stayed in the garden,
10 Laili |       Laili took her little dog's form and disappeared in the garden.~
11 Tiger |        bread and sweetmeats shall form his food." Having issued
12 Ring  |          ring, and reassuming the form of a bee flew away with
13 Queens|         ordered his attendants to form a ring round the thicket,
14 GeNote| Buddhistic sources. In its Indian form this is now extant as a
15 GeNote|          translated in accessible form. There should be enough
16 StNote|          similarity of the Jataka form with that familiar to us,
17 StNote|          jaws of Rome. The Hebrew form uses the lion, not the wolf,
18 StNote|         India. Unfortunately, the form in which it occurs is mutilated,
19 StNote|          47), whereas the Reynard form has only had influence on
20 StNote|     counts the first the original form, owing to the single judge
21 StNote|     question arises, whether this form, though found in Egypt now,
22 StNote|       possibility of the Egyptian form having been invented in
23 StNote|        the Indian. The "Egyptian" form is found in Burmah (Smeaton,
24 StNote|        was possibly from an early form of this collection that
25 StNote|           under a dish. The usual form of discovery of the thieves
26 StNote|        Magic Ring is also "common form" in folk-tales; cf Köhler
27 StNote|         ibid.), the most familiar form of it being "Aladdin and
28 StNote|         the earliest and original form of the story. The piece
29 StNote|          has restored the Babrian form in his edition of Babrius,
30 StNote|     Benfey's results in a graphic form, series of bars indicating
31 StNote|       justified whereas the Latin form does not explain why the
32 StNote|         afterwards; and the Greek form starts abruptly, without
33 StNote|           by the throws of a long form of dice. The object of the
34 StNote|   Rhys-Davids remarks, the Indian form gives a plausible motive
35 StNote|          is to be found in fuller form than any yet discovered
36 StNote|       Curiously enough, the negro form of the fivefold attack - "
37 StNote|          found in Madagascar in a form nearer the Indian than Uncle