Tale

 1 Labam|      morning all the princess's servants found the betel-leaf, and
 2 Labam|         your bed," answered the servants. Nobody knew the prince
 3 Labam|         woman's. house, and his servants brought the Raja's son to
 4 Labam|       and horses and rupees and servants; and they travelled in great
 5 Punch| headache." So the Raja sent his servants, and had the beautiful pomelo-tree
 6 Punch| exceedingly angry, and sent her servants to pull down the dead Ranee'
 7 Punch|     Fakir, and came to beg. The servants said to him, "You cannot
 8 Punch|         me in." Then the stupid servants let him walk through the
 9 Punch|     through the palace gate the servants said to him, "Where did
10 Punch|        Then they questioned the servants, and when they heard of
11 Punch|      them, and let them be your servants."~At this the Prince was
12 Laili|   father, or her mother, or her servants said to her, but went off
13 Laili|        and gave presents to the servants, and rice and quantities
14 Laili|      great wealth, and heaps of servants to wait on them. But he
15 Laili|         not allow any but their servants to enter their gardens and
16 Raja |        palace, with nurses, and servants, and everything else a King'
17 Boy  |      made her one of the palace servants, and never spoke to her.~
18 Boy  |   morning."~Then he ordered his servants to shoot the dog at dawn,
19 Boy  |     King give this order to the servants, so she said to herself, "
20 Boy  |        horse, so he ordered his servants to bid his troop of sepoys
21 Boy  |         of the grain merchant's servants." Then she went away. For
22 Boy  |       looking on with the other servants.~The princess rode all round
23 Boy  |        s palace, all the King's servants asked him who he was; and
24 Boy  |         us the truth," said the servants; "who are you!"~"Perhaps
25 Boy  |      wish to speak to her." The servants called her, and she came. "
26 Boy  |         him. He sent one of his servants, therefore, to ask whose
27 Boy  |        Then the prince told his servants to take his finest palanquin
28 Boy  |        the palanquin.~While the servants were bringing the gardener'
29 Ivory|       quickly gathered, and the servants came running upstairs to
30 Ivory|       Gulizar called one of her servants and ordered her to rush
31 Ivory|          she said to one of the servants standing by. When it was