Tale

 1 Lion  |       was terrible. The crane seeing him, as he was perched on
 2 Punch |   into a thick white cake. At seeing this all the Princesses
 3 Punch |     gave up all hopes of ever seeing their kind husbands, and
 4 Punch |   given up all hopes of again seeing the husband you have so
 5 Punch |      young eagles. The Prince seeing the danger of the young
 6 Magic |       thus to happen, that on seeing her pitcher, the water shall
 7 Magic |    habit of passing that way, seeing it, said to himself, "This
 8 Crane |        And a crane thought on seeing the fish:~"I must outwit
 9 Ring  |        and was so desirous of seeing the beautiful princess,
10 Ring  | entreated her to be his wife. Seeing no escape from the difficulty,
11 Tortoi|     and flew up into the air.~Seeing him thus carried by the
12 Queens| transfixed by astonishment at seeing so beautiful a sight in
13 Raja  |       looked in his face, and seeing how fair he was, and how
14 Raja  |       they cracked to pieces.~Seeing this, the youngest Princess,
15 Raja  |      head!"~Now, Raja Sarkap, seeing Rasalu's confident bearing,
16 Raja  |        After a while, Sarkap, seeing Raja Rasalu was winning,
17 Raja  |       his rat; but Dhol Raja, seeing the kitten keeping watch,
18 Skin  |     Then the hawker came; and seeing the ass fallen into so bad
19 Fish  |      met his little son, who, seeing what was in the basket,
20 Ivory |       to see the reality; but seeing no person, he drank the
21 Ivory | opposite side of the lake. On seeing her he fell so madly in
22 Ivory |      footmarks of his friend. Seeing these, he went back at once
23 Ivory |  informed of their coming.~On seeing her mother the girl pretended
24 Ivory |    She could not live without seeing him. The prince showed her
25 Ivory |     with you; and just before seeing the princess put a little
26 Ivory |   said. His Majesty came, and seeing the fakir so solemn and
27 Ivory |       and began to eat it. On seeing this I was filled with anger,