Tale

 1 Labam |        dinner, served up on two gold plates. The old woman and
 2 Labam |   splendid coats. They were all gold and silver, and covered
 3 Punch |   husband had given her a small gold ring on which her name was
 4 Broken|     when I sell them, plenty of gold. With that gold I shall
 5 Broken|       plenty of gold. With that gold I shall get a house with
 6 Tiger |     separating the diamonds and gold, and selling them in his
 7 Tiger |        melted, the diamonds and gold separated. He must do that
 8 Tiger |      roll up these diamonds and gold ball in my rags, and wend
 9 Tiger |      assistance to separate the gold and diamonds. Manikkasari
10 Haris |          much treasure, both of gold and jewels, had been stolen
11 Haris |   receive the small quantity of gold which is in my possession."~
12 Haris |        protection. But whatever gold is in your possession you
13 Haris |  revenue of more villages, with gold, an umbrella, and state
14 Gold  |        and looked, and he saw a gold denar in the bowl, and from
15 Gold  |         the serpent and found a gold denar.~One day the Brahman
16 Raja  | Sea-born am I, bought with much gold;~Dear Prince! trust me now
17 Boy   |          In her hand she took a gold necklace.~Then she went
18 Boy   |  princes, and then she hung the gold necklace round the neck
19 Boy   |       garden again, holding her gold necklace in her hand, and
20 Boy   |        and then twice hung your gold necklace round my neck,
21 Prince|       King, Fakir. Of goods and gold I have no lack, but I have
22 Prince|       Fakir said, "Of goods and gold I have no lack, but I will
23 Fish  |       and looking like a sea of gold as it waved to and fro in
24 Ivory |   prince gave the soldiers some gold, and ordered them to return.
25 StNote|         day he finds a piece of gold in the bowl, and he recieves
26 StNote|      libation. The son sees the gold, and thinking the serpent'
27 StNote|         the hope of getting the gold as before). The serpent