Tale

 1 Labam |      and kings of the countries round were asked to come to it,
 2 Punch |     that girl again. Let us sit round the edge of the tank and
 3 Punch |        heat was very great. All round the trees were the genii
 4 Punch |         Punchkin's head twisted round, and, with a fearful groan,
 5 Crane |        let me catch hold of you round the neck with my claws,
 6 Crane |        in there."~And he turned round and stepped down into the
 7 Laili |    prince heard her, and turned round. "Who is calling me?" he
 8 Laili |         turban and wound it all round herself like a sari (for
 9 Tiger |       the other hand, he walked round his patron three times,
10 Tiger |     like the tiger-king, walked round him thrice, and prostrating
11 Queens|       attendants to form a ring round the thicket, and so encircle
12 Raja  |          whilst the women stood round in a circle, and the kitten
13 Boy   |      King placed his sepoys all round the stable, and he took
14 Boy   | servants.~The princess rode all round the garden, and looked at
15 Boy   |      she hung the gold necklace round the neck of the boy, the
16 Boy   |      youngest daughter went all round the garden again, holding
17 Boy   |       and once more she hung it round the boy's neck. Every one
18 Boy   |         on an elephant and went round and looked at them all;
19 Boy   |         hung your gold necklace round my neck, and chose me. See,
20 Boy   |        so glad. He put his arms round him and kissed him and cried
21 Prince|      great pot, and said, "Come round here, my pupil."~But the
22 Prince|    balcony, and cast her glance round all the assembly. She noticed
23 Ivory |        said, throwing his. arms round the prince's neck, "because
24 Ivory |      beautiful fairy. He looked round, hoping to see the reality;
25 Dinner|    dainty dish that was brought round, she placed a small portion
26 GeNote|        popular stories of India round the great teacher. This