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 1 Labam |       out of it that day, and bring it next morning to him to
 2 Punch |    fine pomelo-tree; you must bring that here and boil it, root
 3 Punch |      could find them alive to bring them home again. His aunts,
 4 Punch |   soon, and if it is possible bring my father and mother and
 5 Magic |     our sister-in-law goes to bring, water, cause it thus to
 6 Magic |     At noon, when she went to bring water, it suddenly dried
 7 Laili |        You must gather it and bring it into your room and cut
 8 Laili |      my life again; but I can bring you to life if you are killed."
 9 Laili |     brought you to life."~"Do bring the poor man to life if
10 Laili |    time, and so earnestly, to bring the wicked Raja to life,
11 Tiger | kingdom to any one who should bring him news about the murderer
12 Tiger |    and all of you must try to bring whatever you can to our
13 Tiger |      the pieces in water, and bring the wet bits to our benefactor.
14 Tiger |      to revive his daughter.~"Bring me within an hour all the
15 Haris |  close of day, go quickly and bring it." When they heard that,
16 Ring  |    the charm, whereby you may bring her before you." The prince
17 Ring  |   great God aid your efforts. Bring back my wife, and I shall
18 Ring  |    and kill a small lamb, and bring it here to me."~"All right,"
19 Rupees|      he must come himself and bring his wife to the place. Then
20 Raja  |     to seize the offender and bring him to be judged. So he
21 Boy   |       day, and every day they bring home quantities of all kinds
22 Boy   |       all hunt every day, and bring home quantities of game,
23 Boy   |  fakirs, and sepoys. You must bring them all here to me for
24 Boy   |     handsome jewels, and then bring her to him in the palanquin.~
25 Prince|    appeared, and said, "King! bring me that son of yours!"~What
26 Prince|      What did the King do but bring two slave-girls' sons and
27 Prince|     are not your sons; go and bring those children who are eating
28 Prince| tigers and hounds to kill and bring in a great number of gazelles
29 Fish  |       with it; "but, mind and bring it back, for it is very
30 Fish  |       two horses with it, and bring back the knife again to
31 Fish  |     will go and find him, and bring him in."~"Tell him, father,
32 Ivory |     son inquired.~"You cannot bring them," the woman said. "
33 Ivory |     back with it. Remember to bring back the shovel again, and
34 Dinner|     could hardly expect me to bring a collection of good things
35 GeNote|   Smeaton's Karens of Burmah, bring up the list of printed Indian
36 StNote| murderous sisters. This would bring it under the formula of