Tale

 1 Lion  |           not enter thy mouth for fear thou mightest eat me." "
 2 Labam |      afraid to let them loose for fear they would eat up all the
 3 Punch |          she said, "My husband, I fear, is dead, but my little
 4 Punch |       over the poor Princess (for fear of her ever establishing
 5 Punch |          boy, so he said, "Do not fear, dear mother; the first
 6 Crane |            and trembling with the fear of death, the crane beseeched
 7 Laili |    tremblingly, for he shook with fear; and when he had cut it,
 8 Haris |   manifest themselves by means of fear." Thus thinking, he passed
 9 Rupees|         it with might and without fear.~On reaching her home the
10 Queens|       have dreamt bad dreams, and fear lest evil should befall
11 Kings | partiality, hatred, ignorance, or fear. Since he thus reigned with
12 Kings |           he thought, "It is from fear of me that these men speak
13 Raja  |  reverence; but Raja Salabhan, in fear of his life, turned his
14 Raja  |          a very small matter;~For fear of my valour, I wot,~His
15 Skin  |       shouted. Terrified with the fear of death, the ass uttered
16 Boy   |          make the least sound for fear his mother should hear him;
17 Boy   |      things, 'and we ran away for fear he should kill us."~"Never
18 Boy   |          are a great King. Do not fear me. I am not come to make
19 Demon |         suspended: yet he felt no fear - was not even nervous.~
20 Demon |          like me; yet he will not fear a bit. Since I have ravaged
21 Demon |        why is it that he does not fear?" He was powerless to eat
22 Demon |          to death?"~"Why should I fear, Demon?" replied he. "In
23 Demon |        both perish. That is why I fear nothing." (By this, the
24 Ivory |       there was no real cause for fear, and said that he felt be
25 Ivory |            This done, return. Now fear not to execute these instructions,
26 Ivory |      heard of this proclamation. "Fear not, my brother, but go