Tale

 1 Labam | speak or eat, but lay on his bed for four or five days, and
 2 Labam |    had left four things, - a bed, which carried whoever sat
 3 Labam |   have the first thing - the bed. Whosoever gets to the second
 4 Labam |    the jungle and sat on the bed, taking the bowl, the stick
 5 Labam |     with him. Then he said, "Bed, I wish to go to the Princess
 6 Labam | Labam's country." The little bed instantly rose up into the
 7 Labam |   when everybody had gone to bed, the princess came down
 8 Labam |    room; and when she was in bed and asleep, the Raja's son
 9 Labam |     up softly and sat on his bed. "Bed," he said to it, "
10 Labam |  softly and sat on his bed. "Bed," he said to it, "I want
11 Labam |     bed-room." So the little bed carried him to the room
12 Labam |     laid near the princess's bed, and then his little bed
13 Labam |     bed, and then his little bed carried him back to the
14 Labam |        We found it near your bed," answered the servants.
15 Labam | clock, when every one was in bed, she went to her bed-room,
16 Labam |    the Raja's son sat on his bed, and it carried him to the
17 Labam |    the Raja's son sat on his bed and flew to her bed-room.
18 Labam |    son thought of his little bed; so he went to the old woman'
19 Labam | woman's house and sat on his bed. "Little bed!' he said, "
20 Labam |      sat on his bed. "Little bed!' he said, "up in the sky
21 Labam |     I want to go to it." The bed flew up with him, and the
22 Labam |     killed by the tigers. My bed helped me to beat his kettle-drum.
23 Labam |      At night he went on his bed to see the princess. "To
24 Labam |   always kept his bag, bowl, bed, and stick; only, as no
25 Magic |    the chief's son under his bed, and covering it up to keep
26 Magic |      man's portion under his bed, as before, and was about
27 Laili |    and lets her sleep in his bed."~So the angel came to Laili
28 Laili |      little dog slept in his bed.~But one night the little
29 Laili | night as he lay trembling in bed the little old woman lay
30 Ring  |     lived in the stables His bed was the grass spread for
31 Rupees|    grip, and lay down on his bed, intending to keep awake
32 Rupees|  when the snakes reached his bed he struck at them and killed
33 Boy   |  stone into her boy's little bed, and then they took the
34 Boy   |   when every one had gone to bed, he went to the King's garden
35 Boy   |   put the stone in my little bed, and then they tried to