Tale

 1 Labam |            she said; "Khuda must have given me this shawl, it is so
 2 Labam |            she said; "Khuda must have given you this splendid shawl."~
 3 Punch |              marriage her husband had given her a small gold ring on
 4 Punch |             kindly. Tell him you have given up all hopes of again seeing
 5 Tiger |            must call you, as you have given me another birth. I was
 6 Tiger |              upon the repeated advice given by the three animals about
 7 Tiger | notwithstanding the advice repeatedly given him by the sage-looking
 8 Tiger |             deep cell underground had given a sort of lustre to his
 9 Haris |         Froggie" which his father had given him in his childhood in
10 Ring  |               the money that had been given to him. "Go and live in
11 Ring  |               which Raja Indrasha had given him. He sat down and determined
12 Ring  |            for all the trouble it had given. It was afraid to ask for
13 Rupees|             temple a golden rupee was given in the king's name to any
14 Rupees|        valuable piece of paper he had given her; but not liking to go
15 Raja  |               Why, by the time I have given each of you a swing, the
16 Raja  |         warning, played with the dice given him by Raja Sarkap, besides
17 Boy   |              gardener's daughter, had given him a stone instead of the
18 Boy   |               gardener's daughter had given you a stone and not a son;
19 Ivory |             of a cup in which she had given him water, and a present
20 GeNote|              Then follows the tale as given above (pp. 1, 2), and the
21 GeNote|         concludes: "The Master having given the lesson, summed up the
22 GeNote|             EXEMPLA. Prof. Crane has. given a full account of this very
23 GeNote|        account of this literature was given by M. A. Barth in Mélusine,
24 GeNote|           versions of stories already given in English Fairy Tales or
25 StNote|            supra.~Parallels. - I have given a rather full collection
26 StNote|              i. 211,and the parallels given in my Aesop, Ro. iii.-1,
27 StNote|             though the exact forms as given in "Princess Labam" are
28 StNote|               most of those which are given at length in Prof. M. Müller'
29 StNote|          distinctly traceable. I have given a rough summary of the chief
30 StNote|         Carabas," 1888), where I have given an elaborate genealogical
31 StNote|            less than 94 parallels are given by Prof. K. Krohn in his
32 StNote|          Knowall to have so many days given him to discover the thieves,
33 StNote|                ii. 244 - 7.~Parallels given in my .Aesop, Ro. ii. 10,
34 StNote|               on their foreheads, are given with some copiousness in
35 StNote|                 A Gaelic parallel was given by Campbell in Trans. Ethnol.