Tale

 1 Labam |      betel-leaf. This he laid near the princess's bed, and
 2 Labam |    the princess.~"We found it near your bed," answered the
 3 Labam |      of a tree that was lying near his court-house. It was
 4 Labam |     she said, "when no one is near you, you must say to the
 5 Broken|     my knee. He will come too near the horse's hoof, and, full
 6 Magic | bamboo cried out, "Do not cut near the top, cut at the root."
 7 Magic |       them. Then sitting down near them, she began in wailing
 8 Crane |     genius of a tree standing near a certain lotus pond. ~Now
 9 Laili |    come, let us go; do not go near that bad man. I see in his
10 Laili |    good Raja. Anyhow, I am so near to him that I could not
11 Laili |   Chumman Basa had come quite near, and seemed very pleasant,
12 Laili |     kill you again if you are near him." So Majnun got up on
13 Tiger |      their armies at a garden near the dungeon, and for a while
14 Tiger |      Whenever you hear people near you, you had better bawl
15 Tiger |    all his subjects in a wood near the town, "I shall there
16 Tiger |   wrong road, and had to pass near a sea-coast. His elder,
17 Haris |     him, and he himself lived near his house, performing the
18 Haris |      for when calamity was so near, who would have thought
19 Rupees|    and sitting down by a tree near the palace, pretended to
20 Gold  |   creeping out of an ant-hill near at hand. So he thought to
21 Goeth | happened to be a dense forest near their village, and this
22 Raja  |      no one here, nor far nor near,~Save this breathless corpse
23 Skin  |    the ass, they dared not go near him, taking him for a lion.~
24 Skin  |      beating drums, they went near the field and shouted. Terrified
25 Boy   |       year later the day drew near on which the gardener's
26 Boy   |   kettle-drum which he placed near the door for her, and he
27 Boy   |        indeed no one could go near him with safety, he was
28 Boy   |      the grain merchant lived near the King's palace, and one
29 Boy   |     too dirty for you to come near us!" The boy went far away
30 Boy   |  recognised him. When he came near the King's palace, all the
31 Fish  |      and beckoned her to come near and show what she had. At
32 Demon |       be careful how you come near me. Here's a poisoned arrow,
33 Ivory |       she or anybody had been near I should not have shot in
34 Ivory |     up in a cage, and be kept near the grave whence she took
35 Pigeon|     it. A greedy Crow, flying near, saw all sorts of delicate
36 GeNote|    1200 A.D.) and are equally near to fairy tales. Yet it is