Tale

 1 Labam |         he found an ant. "Never mind," he said, "I won't eat
 2 Magic |     comfort. He said in his own mind, "I will catch her to-day,
 3 Tiger |   recital was ended; "would you mind telling me over again, for
 4 Tiger |         it, either! Well, don't mind me, but begin your dinner,
 5 Tiger |    thought gave him strength of mind to walk fast and try to
 6 Tiger |     Gangazara, calling again to mind the "death on the sea-shore"
 7 Tiger |         brother rushed into his mind. "I have secured enough
 8 Tiger |   recollections rushed into his mind, and he thought of the tiger
 9 Tiger |         occupy a corner in your mind. I can never forget the
10 Haris |  turning the matter over in his mind, while people were asleep
11 Haris |       is stolen, I am called to mind," and Sthuladatta then propitiated
12 Haris |      had come, and he called to mind the pet name of "Froggie"
13 Gold  |         When he had made up his mind, he got some milk, poured
14 Queens|      just as he had made up his mind to give up for that day,
15 Raja  |        recollection in Rasalu's mind, and when, just at this
16 Money |        preyed upon the farmer's mind day and night, so that he
17 Boy   |        do not want him?"~"Don't mind interrupting his hunting,"
18 Boy   |        and our clothes." "Never mind," said the King. "Eat your
19 Boy   |         should kill us."~"Never mind," said the King. "Only eat
20 Fish  |       two horses with it; "but, mind and bring it back, for it
21 Demon |      repeated this verse:~Whose mind and heart from all desire
22 Ivory |     quickly made her change her mind. She agreed to let them
23 GeNote|        influence on the popular mind of Europe. But he made it
24 StNote| European fairy-tales. The human mind may be the same everywhere,
25 StNote| impossible to imagine the human mind independently imagining
26 StNote|       folk-tales in the popular mind. Here we have collected