Tale

 1 Labam |      anything she said.~The king sent for the prince to the old
 2 Punch |      this he was very angry, and sent to have the woman seized
 3 Punch |        my headache." So the Raja sent his servants, and had the
 4 Punch |       was exceedingly angry, and sent her servants to pull down
 5 Punch |   guessed what had happened, and sent in every direction seeking
 6 Punch |         advice; and the next day sent for Punchkin, and spoke
 7 Laili |     kingdom, as she slept, Khuda sent to her an angel in the form
 8 Laili |         wife? I will see." So he sent one of his angels in the
 9 Laili |        her human form, and Khuda sent life into it. But Laili
10 Tiger |         had nothing. Fortune has sent you here. If you assist
11 Tiger |       the king. The king at once sent for all the snake-bite curers.
12 Tiger |        before were taken out and sent for their revival. As soon
13 Tiger |       was the messenger of death sent to deal the blow on his
14 Ring  | information of their arrival was sent to the Raja. His highness
15 Rupees|     before the king herself, she sent one of her relations. The
16 Rupees|         to his house, he at once sent the dog back to its old
17 Rupees|         something for her. So he sent to him. But the jogi refused
18 Rupees|  expressed his sorrow for having sent him away, and all was joy
19 Queens|        started, the seven Queens sent him a message saying, "May
20 Raja  |        desire. And with him they sent a young colt, born the same
21 Raja  |          chaupur arrived, Sarkap sent slaves to him with trays
22 Boy   |      come to make war on him. He sent one of his servants, therefore,
23 Fish  |         she called a servant and sent him to the young man with
24 Ivory |          the pilaw was ready she sent it at once by the hand of
25 Ivory |   remembered him. Accordingly he sent back his salaam and expressions
26 Ivory |          pilaw that the princess sent me this morning in the name
27 Ivory |      poisoned pilaw that she had sent him, and asked whether she
28 Ivory |         and friend.~A letter was sent to the chief vizier telling
29 Ivory |        King caused a reply to be sent to the two exiles, in which
30 Sons  |       was on the point of death, sent for his sons and divided
31 StNote|         to go else-where, and he sent his son with the libation.