Tale

 1 Pre  |        and monsters is all but dead; in the Land of Ind it still
 2 Punch|     every day and sit by their dead mother's tomb and cry -
 3 Punch|      my headache well. By your dead wife's tomb there grows
 4 Punch|      servants to pull down the dead Ranee's tomb and fill the
 5 Punch|    away; we think they must be dead, and their widows cannot
 6 Punch|         My husband, I fear, is dead, but my little boy is still
 7 Punch| returned. They quickly saw the dead serpent and the young Prince
 8 Laili|      you marry Laili? Laili is dead. She will never come back
 9 Laili|       and she went to Majnun's dead body, and she cut her little
10 Laili|      got up and saw the Raja's dead body by Laili's horse.~"
11 Laili|      for her, you would be now dead." Then he made a great feast
12 Tiger|      men and cattle, dying and dead, that remain unburnt or
13 Tiger|    wanted. "My poor brother is dead and gone; and this is his
14 Tiger|       Gangazara instead of the dead corpse. Thus was the second
15 Ring |     hole and pretended she was dead. Now at that time a great
16 Ring |       He soon came back with a dead lamb, and gave it to the
17 Gold |        fangs, and he fell down dead at once. His people raised
18 Raja |    with a swing.~And, now I am dead,~Sins, heavy as lead,~Will
19 Raja |       Now he, forgetful of the dead man's warning, played with
20 Raja |         and the dice made from dead men's bones. Then his heart
21 Boy  |    whether the boy is alive or dead." Then he brought the child
22 Boy  |  whether the child is alive or dead. But I have never hurt it,
23 Boy  |      if this child is alive or dead." So he brought him up;
24 Fish |      the name of their beloved dead. They beckoned to the two
25 Fish |       people as worse than the dead. The city, though crowded
26 Fish | crowded with people, was as if dead, as far as you were concerned;
27 Fish |      which is crowded with the dead, you were saluted by kind
28 Fish |        poor vizier, now almost dead from the expectation of
29 Ivory|      lying, to all appearance, dead in the middle of the room,
30 Ivory|         Supposing that she was dead, he rushed to the window
31 Ivory|        lying to all appearance dead.~"Alas! alas!" he cried,
32 Ivory|    offering in the name of her dead uncle."~On receiving the
33 Ivory|  thrown to them they fell down dead.~"Heaven be praised," exclaimed