Tale

 1 Laili |      you; it is a Rakshas or a demon, and I am sure it is going
 2 Laili |       there was a Rakshas or a demon in the garden that had come
 3 Laili |        she was a Rakshas, or a demon, or some such horrible thing
 4 Laili |    sure you are a Rakshas or a demon come to eat me," and he
 5 Demon |                            The Demon with the Matted Hair~THIS
 6 Demon |        forest inhabited by the Demon with the Matted Hair. At
 7 Demon |        of that wood! There's a Demon in it called he of the Matted
 8 Demon |      he reached mid-forest the Demon showed himself. He made
 9 Demon |          Said the Bodhisatta: "Demon, I came here trusting in
10 Demon |        arrow stuck fast in the Demon's hair. Then he shot and
11 Demon |      and they all stuck in the Demon's hair. The Demon snapped
12 Demon |       in the Demon's hair. The Demon snapped them all off short,
13 Demon |       his sword and struck the Demon, threatening him the while.
14 Demon |     inches long - stuck in the Demon's hair! The Bodhisatta struck
15 Demon |   stuck fast, he addressed the Demon. "You, Demon!" said he, "
16 Demon |     addressed the Demon. "You, Demon!" said he, "did you never
17 Demon |     with a shout he hit at the Demon with his right hand. It
18 Demon |      even nervous.~Thought the Demon to himself: "Here's a lion
19 Demon |        Here he is, caught by a Demon like me; yet he will not
20 Demon |    death?"~"Why should I fear, Demon?" replied he. "In one life
21 Demon |        When he heard this, the Demon thought: "This young man
22 Demon |      And the Bodhisatta said: "Demon, I will go, as you say.
23 Demon |       you say. You were born a Demon, cruel, blood-bibbing, devourer
24 Demon |     virtue, and frightened the Demon in various ways, discoursing
25 Demon |        time Angulimala was the Demon, but the, Prince of the
26 StNote|      Baby (see infra, Note on "Demon with the Matted Hair," No.
27 StNote|      folk literature.~XXV. THE DEMON WITH THE MATTED HAIR.~Source. -
28 StNote|     The fivefold attack on the Demon and the Tar Baby is so preposterously
29 StNote|        is - " For no well-bred demon would have been taken in
30 StNote|    swallowed up by a Dragon or Demon. May not, asks Mr. Batten,
31 StNote|   strong confirmation from the Demon's reference to Rahu, who
32 StNote| altogether swallowed up by the Demon of Eclipse, the Demon with
33 StNote|      the Demon of Eclipse, the Demon with the Matted Hair. Mr.
34 StNote|      in imagining what kind of Demon the Eclipse Demon was, the
35 StNote|      kind of Demon the Eclipse Demon was, the Jataka writer was