Tale

 1 Lion  |       swollen, he could not take food, his suffering was terrible.
 2 Lion  |    perched on a tree looking for food, asked, "What ails thee,
 3 Labam |      whatever he wanted, jewels, food or clothes; a stone bowl
 4 Labam |          said, " I will give you food." He put his hand into his
 5 Punch | comfortable about them, and good food and good clothes all their
 6 Punch |         had been out hunting for food for their young ones, returned.
 7 Magic |    prevailed upon, they gave him food and a plentiful supply of
 8 Laili |      Even as she sat and ate her food she kept saying, "Majnun,
 9 Laili |           feeds her with his own food, and lets her sleep in his
10 Tiger |   breathe his last there without food and drink. Such was the
11 Tiger |        sweetmeats shall form his food." Having issued these orders,
12 Tiger |         best to provide you with food. We would now do what we
13 Ring  |          Do not be anxious about food. I will go to the people'
14 Ring  |         houses and get plenty of food for both of us." And so
15 Ring  |         most delicious dishes of food were provided for them.
16 Rupees|     morning he started with some food in a bundle, and walked
17 Raja  |          honoured guest. But the food was poisoned. Now when the
18 Boy   |        no water, and they had no food with them. Meanwhile the
19 Boy   |     begged him to give them some food and water. "Who are you?"
20 Boy   |         and then I will give you food and water. Do you agree
21 Boy   |      princes, and gave them good food and water. They ate and
22 Boy   |       many salaams, and gave her food from all the nicest dishes.
23 Prince|        their cellar eating their food. Just then a hungry ant
24 Prince|         grain of rice from their food, and was going along with
25 Prince|          the cellar eating their food; you go and fetch a grain
26 Prince|         s sons were eating their food.~On hearing this the Fakir
27 Prince|    children who are eating their food in the cellar."~Then the
28 Fish  |          to give him some of the food. His father foolishly complied.
29 Ivory |        Look, I have brought some food for you, and horses, and
30 Ivory |    stayed at home and cooked the food, and the other ten - all
31 Pigeon|        saw all sorts of delicate food lying about in the kitchen,
32 Pigeon|        Pigeon went to search for food, behind him, following,
33 StNote|          its vengence he brought food and honey to its lair, and