Tale

 1 Lion  |         that thou art still alive~Having once been between my teeth."~
 2 Lion  |        envying nor abushing."~And having thus spoken the crane flew
 3 Broken|        rice by begging, and after having dined off it, he filled
 4 Magic |     return it to him. They denied having taken it, so he had to depart
 5 Magic |         prepared the family meal. Having eaten her own share, she
 6 Magic |          began to dress her hair. Having completed her toilet, she
 7 Magic |        meal of rice as usual, and having eaten some herself, she
 8 Tiger |  sweetmeats shall form his food." Having issued these orders, the
 9 Tiger |         me on the false charge of having killed his father, while
10 Tiger |           him, blamed himself for having believed the 'word of a
11 Haris |      unattainable by men, without having studied the books of magic;
12 Haris |          dishonest livelihood, by having a secret intelligence with
13 Ring  |   Highness's gratitude to him for having delivered his son. He then
14 Rupees|           the Brahman's wife, not having heard any news of her husband,
15 Rupees|          expressed his sorrow for having sent him away, and all was
16 Goeth |       ground, in the assurance of having thoroughly cowed the traders,
17 Raja  |         with the highest, I trow,~Having my fun and my fling,~Fighting
18 Raja  |         reality very much afraid, having heard of Rasalu's renown.
19 Raja  |        sell the kiln, and Rasalu, having searched all the pots, restored
20 Demon |          they asked 800 Brahmans, having satisfied them with all
21 Demon |          him. But the Bodhisatta, having confidence in himself, went
22 Demon |       were made in that wood; and having carefully admonished him,
23 Ivory |      moment was riding after him, having the woman behind him.~Now
24 GeNote|         Devadatta ungrateful. And having said this he told a tale."
25 GeNote| commentary concludes: "The Master having given the lesson, summed
26 GeNote|     initial stages. The credit of having begun the process is due
27 StNote|  possibility of the Egyptian form having been invented in lndia and