Tale

 1 Labam |       and that then he would leave his father and mother and
 2 Labam | parrots, "Don't fly away and leave me alone when the Raja's
 3 Labam |     they said, "you must not leave us. You are our only son.
 4 Punch |    forbid that I should ever leave him, or marry you." At these
 5 Laili |    she wants you." "I cannot leave this place," said he; "send
 6 Laili |      do," said Majnun, "if I leave you? I cannot leave you."~"
 7 Laili |     if I leave you? I cannot leave you."~"I will take care
 8 Tiger |   his father were over, took leave of his elder brother, and
 9 Tiger |    the present." Thus taking leave of his benefactor, the rat,
10 Tiger |       the goldsmith took his leave, and Gangazara also pursued
11 Tiger |     his own country. He took leave of the tiger-king, and after
12 Tiger | exchange of words took their leave. Gangazara was extremely
13 Tiger |    the king of the rats took leave of Gangazara. They, in obedience
14 Tiger |   pluck up courage, and took leave of him. From that day tigers
15 Tiger |    prevailed, and took their leave. The goldsmith fled for
16 Tiger | finish worshipping you. If I leave it anywhere else the devils
17 Ring  |      his room, and would not leave it. He had fallen desperately
18 Ring  |  lest his son should die and leave him without an heir: At
19 Kings |    in the court, they had to leave without any one coming for
20 Raja  |      boldly to Raja Sarkap, "Leave my horse and arms here for
21 Boy   |   You must not turn him out. Leave him alone." Then she put
22 Boy   |      let her and her husband leave them. The King gave his
23 Prince|     King's son said, "I will leave my beasts here my simurgs,
24 Ivory |    before me. Why should you leave your home and country to
25 Ivory |     this? Oh! do not die and leave me thus. Speak, speak! I
26 Ivory |   away."~"Come, come; let us leave this place. Look, I have
27 Ivory |    the woman, so they had to leave her behind.~On, on they