Tale

 1 Pre   |   Moon, and Wind went out to Dinner." Miss Stokes has been equally
 2 Labam |    Then they gave him a good dinner, and he stayed with them
 3 Labam |    old woman began preparing dinner, but he stopped her. "Aunty,"
 4 Labam |    saying, "Bag, I want some dinner," and the. bag gave him
 5 Labam |    him instantly a delicious dinner, served up on two gold plates.
 6 Labam |  stayed, and they took their dinner out of the bag, and the
 7 Punch | turns to cook their father's dinner every day, whilst he was
 8 Punch |     preparing their father's dinner, the Prudhan's widow and
 9 Punch |      prepared for the Raja's dinner.~Now the Raja was very fond
10 Punch |    death they had cooked his dinner with their own hands, in
11 Punch |    the mud mixed up with his dinner, he thought it must arise
12 Punch |    from the fire to cook her dinner with Balna turned to her
13 Punch |      the place where all his dinner was nicely prepared, and,
14 Punch |     of trying to eat the bad dinner their step-mother provided
15 Punch |      say they don't want any dinner, and won't eat any; and
16 Punch |  Princesses will not eat the dinner you prepare for them, for
17 Punch |    though they never eat the dinner I give them. I cannot tell
18 Tiger |     but now let us begin our dinner."~"Our dinner!" thought
19 Tiger |      begin our dinner."~"Our dinner!" thought the wretched Brahman,
20 Tiger |      mind me, but begin your dinner, for I shall never understand!"~"
21 Boy   |      said the King. Eat your dinner and be happy. I will have
22 Boy   |     said the King. "Eat your dinner and be happy. The cow shall
23 Boy   |     the King. "Only eat your dinner and be happy. I will have
24 Boy   |    game was cooked for their dinner and for the King's; but
25 Boy   |   her.~When they were all at dinner, the prince again made the
26 Ivory |      get something for their dinner. For some reason he was
27 Dinner|   Moon, and Wind~went out to Dinner~ONE day Sun, Moon, and Wind
28 Dinner|     friends - not to fetch a dinner for my mother!" And Wind
29 Dinner|  showered down such a choice dinner as never was seen before.~
30 StNote|     the Moon's conveyance of dinner to her mother the Star,