Tale

 1 Lion  |    Beasts! Your Majesty!~What return shall we get from thee?"~
 2 Punch |   away, but they also did not return.~And the seven Princesses
 3 Punch |     to be discouraged; I will return soon, and if it is possible
 4 Punch |    not afraid, I will shortly return. Do you meantime, keep the
 5 Magic |     been stolen asked them to return it to him. They denied having
 6 Tiger |  passes by, and don't they in return tear down my branches to
 7 Tiger |   through your kind hands. In return for this kind assistance
 8 Tiger |     lies on your way when you return from Benares. Do not forget
 9 Tiger | religious observances. Let me return home." Thus thought Gangazara
10 Tiger |     him without failure on my return journey. I shall do so,
11 Tiger |    brother first, and then to return and marry the princess.
12 Tiger |       Is this, after all, the return for my deep belief in you?
13 Tiger |        You are unable even to return my brother's corpse." Ganesa
14 Ring  |       What could he do except return to his father? Accordingly
15 Rupees|     immediately, and await my return."~"No, no," said the woman. "
16 Gold  |      farmer, but poor was the return his labour brought him.
17 Queens|     his knees, begging her to return with him as his bride; but
18 Raja  |     will blossom; then will I return and marry Kokilan."~And
19 Money | without receiving any help in return. At last, he came upon a
20 Boy   |         It is time for you to return to your father. Get the
21 Boy   |   wicked wives.~Katar did not return to the fairies' country,
22 Prince|        King! in a year I will return, and of the two sons who
23 Prince| himself, saying, "O Prince, I return thanks that you have come
24 Fish  |   There is yet time for me to return and save my father from
25 Ivory |     gold, and ordered them to return. The soldiers took the money
26 Ivory |     stay here and wait till I return."~Presently he came back
27 Ivory |      me this charmed swing to return in. But come, let us get
28 Ivory |      that he felt be ought to return to his friend at night,
29 Ivory |   death at this time!"~On the return of the prince that evening
30 Ivory |    pearl necklace. This done, return. Now fear not to execute
31 Ivory |       following night, on the return of the prince from his visit
32 Ivory |  which he ordered them not to return, but to send a letter to
33 Dinner|      alone for her children's return.~Now both Sun and Wind were
34 Dinner|  share in the treat.~On their return their mother, who had kept
35 StNote|     the English nobles on his return in 1195. Matthew Paris tells