Tale

 1 Punch |        but still be rolled his eyes, and cried, "Give me my
 2 Crane |       tears trickling from his eyes, and trembling with the
 3 Laili |    white teeth, red lips, blue eyes, red cheeks, red hair, and
 4 Laili |       beautiful; she had brown eyes and black hair.~One night,
 5 Laili |      beseechingly with all her eyes, and trembling with age
 6 Laili |      come back to me, but your eyes have grown so wonderfully
 7 Laili |      them, and she read in his eyes that he meant to kill her
 8 Laili |     that bad man. I see in his eyes, and I feel in my heart,
 9 Laili |       saw the Raja opening his eyes, she began to run, and she
10 Tiger |       water to think. Turn his eyes wherever he might he found
11 Rupees|     puts up, and not close his eyes in sleep, lest he close
12 Rupees|     and put his hands upon our eyes, and we shall see again."
13 Rupees|        laid his hands on their eyes, and they saw again.~Then
14 Queens|       drank he looked into her eyes, and then it became clear
15 Raja  |   never a child to gladden her eyes. After a long time, however,
16 Raja  |       who ne'er gladdened mine eyes,~Let the cloud of thy going
17 Money |      only by losing one of his eyes.~
18 Boy   |      born to bind its mother's eyes with a handkerchief that
19 Boy   |     first. So let us bind your eyes." She answered, "Very well,
20 Boy   |  answered, "Very well, bind my eyes." The four wives then tied
21 Boy   |       the handkerchief off her eyes and showed it her, saying, "
22 Fish  |        I have seen with my own eyes and have heard with my own
23 Demon |      the size of a pagoda, his eyes as big as saucers, and he
24 Ivory |       by the water, opened his eyes, and looked about wildly.~"
25 Ivory |    little of it into both your eyes. It will provoke tears,
26 Ivory |       found the fakir with his eyes shut and engaged in prayer.
27 StNote|        The white skin and blue eyes of Prince Majnun deserve
28 StNote| envious witch who causes their eyes to be taken out; It is thus
29 StNote|        octopus, who has saucer eyes and a kind of hawk's beak,
30 StNote|       as a moral lesson in the eyes of all instructors of youth.~