Tale

 1 Pre   |        Hindoos. It is no slight thing to embody, as be has done,
 2 Labam |     arrow, shall have the first thing - the bed. Whosoever gets
 3 Labam |    arrow, shall have the second thing - the bag. He who gets to
 4 Labam |     arrow, shall have the third thing - the bowl. And he who gets
 5 Labam |         do; but you must do one thing more."~"If I can, I will,"
 6 Punch |    answered, "There is only one thing that will make my headache
 7 Punch |       it; and next day the same thing happened, and so it went
 8 Punch |      she said to him:~"Only one thing can save my life, but I
 9 Punch |          dear mother; the first thing to do is to discover how
10 Crane |     thought for the fishes is a thing unheard of, sir, since the
11 Laili |    demon, or some such horrible thing come to eat him; and in
12 Tiger |      magic. That is not a great thing: That he revived cartloads
13 Ring  |       asked to see the precious thing. Doubting nothing, the beautiful
14 Ring  |  However, they accomplished the thing. At midnight, when the ogress
15 Ring  | immediately seized the precious thing and ran off with it to its
16 Ring  |     cried the dog.~"You foolish thing, I knew it would be so,"
17 Rupees|         at the absurdity of the thing - a potter's son marrying
18 Gold  |       onward every day the same thing occurred: he gave milk to
19 Boy   |       the second night the same thing happened, and on the third
20 Boy   |        answer you. And the same thing happened the next night,
21 Ivory |        have you done this cruel thing?"~"I shot an arrow at a
22 Ivory |        who could have done this thing? Who is there that entertains
23 Ivory |       fakir who discovered this thing, that he may do whatever
24 GeNote|      folk-tale: there is such a thing, derided as it may be. I
25 GeNote|       without influence. Of one thing there is practical certainty;
26 StNote|    which is enclosed in another thing, which is again surrounded
27 StNote|    coming from that source. One thing at least is certain: all
28 StNote|         Christian era. The same thing has occurred with The Tiger,