Tale

 1 Lion  | Whereupon the bone dropped and fell out. As soon as he had caused
 2 Lion  |       with his beak so that it fell out, and then settled on
 3 Punch |       the seven Princesses all fell asleep, and when he saw
 4 Punch |   threw it at Balna's feet. It fell with a clang on the floor,
 5 Punch |      sat down under a tree and fell asleep. He was awakened
 6 Punch |       the Magician's right arm fell off.~Punchkin then stretched
 7 Punch |      parrot!" cried he, and be fell on his knees. The Prince
 8 Punch |       the Magician's right leg fell off: the Prince pulled off
 9 Punch |        parrot's left leg, down fell the Magician's left.~Nothing
10 Broken|    broke the pot. All the rice fell over him, and made him quite
11 Laili |     the moment she saw him she fell deeply in love with him,
12 Laili |        face, and instantly she fell to the ground a heap of
13 Laili |     her extreme beauty, Majnun fell backwards fainting on the
14 Tiger |    before me. I chased him. He fell into this well. I followed
15 Tiger |       where he is now lying, I fell into the second. I am going
16 Tiger |   sooner saw Gangazara than he fell on the ground. He was struck
17 Tortoi| talking overmuch,~The tortoise fell into this wretched plight!"~
18 Rupees|      poor dog, when the letter fell out of its collar. The merchant
19 Gold  |        its sharp fangs, and he fell down dead at once. His people
20 Queens|    beauty bewitched him, so he fell on his knees, begging her
21 Raja  |         and a great loneliness fell upon him, because he was
22 Raja  |        strong, she straightway fell in love with him, and would
23 Raja  |       the seventy fair maidens fell to the ground headlong;
24 Raja  |      who loved Rasalu, for she fell out last, on the top of
25 Raja  |     they began to play, and it fell to Rasalu's lot to make
26 Money |  between the two new wells, he fell into one, and was drowned.~
27 Boy   |        your child. Suppose you fell ill whilst he was out hunting
28 Boy   |       the' gardener's daughter fell ill, and she beat and beat
29 Fish  |        gone some days, when he fell in with an old farmer, who
30 Ivory |     the lake. On seeing her he fell so madly in love with her
31 Ivory |        was thrown to them they fell down dead.~"Heaven be praised,"
32 Pigeon|      about in the kitchen, and fell a-hungering after it. "How