Tale

 1 Labam |        who was called Hiraman parrot.~When Hiraman parrot found
 2 Labam |  Hiraman parrot.~When Hiraman parrot found himself left alone,
 3 Labam |     great Raja's son. Hiraman parrot, who lives in the jungle
 4 Punch |       contains a little green parrot; on the life of the parrot
 5 Punch |    parrot; on the life of the parrot depends my life; and if
 6 Punch |   depends my life; and if the parrot is killed I must die. It
 7 Punch |   added, "impossible that the parrot should sustain any injury,
 8 Punch |       all idea of getting the parrot.~The Prince, however, replied, "
 9 Punch | unless I can get hold of that parrot, you, and my father, and
10 Punch |       seized the little green parrot, which he rolled up in his
11 Punch |    and began playing with the parrot. Punchkin saw him, and came
12 Punch |        where did you get that parrot? Give it to me, I pray you."~
13 Punch |     no, I cannot give away my parrot, it is a great pet of mine;
14 Punch |   Prince, "I will not sell my parrot."~Then Punchkin got frightened,
15 Punch |    Magician, "only give me my parrot." And with that, by a stroke
16 Punch |      shapes. "Now, give me my parrot," repeated Punchkin.~"Not
17 Punch |  imploring voice, "Give me my parrot!" the whole garden became
18 Punch |       attendants.~"Give me my parrot!" cried Punchkin; Then the
19 Punch |      the boy took bold of the parrot, and tore off one of its
20 Punch |      arm, crying, "Give me my parrot!" The Prince pulled off
21 Punch |     The Prince pulled off the parrot's second wing, and the Magician'
22 Punch |      tumbled off.~"Give me my parrot!" cried he, and be fell
23 Punch |     The Prince pulled off the parrot's right leg, the Magician'
24 Punch |     the Prince pulled off the parrot's left leg, down fell the
25 Punch |        and cried, "Give me my parrot!" "Take your parrot, then,"
26 Punch |     me my parrot!" "Take your parrot, then," cried the boy, and
27 Raja  |      colt, and talking to his parrot, while the nurses taught
28 Raja  |      colt, and talking to his parrot; but when the twelfth year
29 Raja  |     in shining armour, with a parrot on his wrist and a gallant
30 Raja  |      his horse Bhaunr and his parrot, both of whom had lived
31 GeNote|      the seventy stories of a parrot (Suka Saptati). The whole