Tale

 1 Labam |       died, and had left four things, - a bed, which carried
 2 Labam |   quarrelling over these four things. One said, "I want this;"
 3 Labam |      Do not quarrel for these things. I will shoot four arrows
 4 Labam |    arrow, shall have the last things - the stick and rope." To
 5 Labam | killed. But no one can do the things the king tells him to do;
 6 Labam |       prince, "done the three things I told you to do; but you
 7 Lamb  |      to think of all the good things he should get from her,
 8 Punch |        and saw many beautiful things there, till at last he reached
 9 Punch |       all the other beautiful things he had seen, insomuch that
10 Tiger |   decision of the first three things he chose to question as
11 Haris | brings about, as if in sport, things impossible, for when calamity
12 Tortoi|  became the king's adviser in things temporal and spiritual.~
13 Rupees|      where they deposited the things, and then returned.~"In
14 Rupees|     of the whereabouts of the things, and advised the merchant
15 Rupees|      in various ways that the things were underneath. So the
16 Kings |     these men speak only good things, and not evil things," and
17 Kings |     good things, and not evil things," and he sought among those
18 Raja  |     the nurses taught him all things needful for a King's son
19 Boy   |     and knocked about all our things. We are afraid he will kill
20 Boy   |    clothes, and upset all our things, 'and we ran away for fear
21 Fish  |     his threat. Amongst other things, he advised his son to travel
22 Ivory |   that they do not know these things? However, they are very
23 Ivory |   aside to the prince. "These things are signs."~Two days of
24 Dinner|    bring a collection of good things for you, when I merely went
25 Dinner|  parch and shrivel all living things. And men shall detest and