Tale

 1 Crane |   which there were a good many fish. And a crane thought on
 2 Crane |    crane thought on seeing the fish:~"I must outwit these fish
 3 Crane |     fish:~"I must outwit these fish somehow or other and make
 4 Crane |      he should do it.~When the fish saw him, they asked him, "
 5 Crane |        in the world will these fish do now?' "~"Yes, indeed,
 6 Crane |       again close to the other fish. And he told them all the
 7 Crane |    crane took the old purblind fish first to the bank of the
 8 Crane |  called out:~"I've thrown that fish in; let another one come."~
 9 Crane |    that manner he took all the fish, one by one, and ate them,
10 Crane |      crab, I've taken all, the fish away, and put them into
11 Crane |        fellow once got hold of fish, he would never let them
12 Crane |     Just as I have eaten those fish, every one of them, just
13 Laili |       river you will see a big fish, a Rohu; and you must get
14 Laili |   river. There was a great big fish called the Rohu fish. It
15 Laili |       big fish called the Rohu fish. It was yawning just as
16 Laili |      Majnun!" At this the Rohu fish was greatly alarmed and
17 Laili |       Mr. Crow," said the poor fish, "do see what is in my stomach
18 Laili | enormous snake. "Oh," says the fish, "do tell me what I have
19 Laili |      quite well again." So the fish agreed, and the snake got
20 Laili |       she came out of the Rohu fish; and she lived in the jungle,
21 Tiger |     You look as miserable as a fish out of water!"~The Brahman
22 Ring  |      at once dropped it, and a fish swallowed it.~"Oh! what
23 Ring  |       can break the bones of a fish, came and hovered over the
24 Fish  |                        Why the Fish Laughed~AS a certain fisherwoman
25 Fish  |  passed by a palace crying her fish, the Queen appeared at one
26 Fish  |      At that moment a very big fish jumped about in the bottom
27 Fish  | she-fish."~On hearing this the fish laughed aloud.~"It's a he,"
28 Fish  |     the strange behaviour of a fish. A woman brought me one
29 Fish  |      was a male or female, the fish laughed most rudely."~"A
30 Fish  |       laughed most rudely."~"A fish laugh! Impossible! You must
31 Fish  |        for the laughter of the fish. He sought everywhere and
32 Fish  |      about the laughing of the fish, his father's threatened
33 Fish  |       do.~"The laughing of the fish," said the girl, "which
34 StNote|         in the heart of a boal fish, in a tank"; in Albania "
35 StNote|       a, p. 394.~XXIV. WHY THE FISH LAUGHED.~Source. - Knowles,