Tale

 1 Labam |        too, gave him plenty of rupees.~Then he himself got his
 2 Labam |       of camels and horses and rupees and servants; and they travelled
 3 Broken|       certainly make a hundred rupees by it. With this I shall
 4 Laili |   Dantal, who had a great many rupees and soldiers and horses.
 5 Laili |     and rice and quantities of rupees to the fakirs.~After some
 6 Laili |    safety, and gave many, many rupees to the fakirs. And he made
 7 Ring  |        life with three hundred rupees, and bade him go to another
 8 Ring  |      will give you one hundred rupees for it." Then and there,
 9 Ring  |      will give you one hundred rupees for it." Of course they
10 Ring  |      will give you one hundred rupees." Of course the people agreed,
11 Rupees|                       A Lac of Rupees for a Bit of Advice~A POOR
12 Rupees|        of rice and one hundred rupees to be paid to him every
13 Rupees|      he will give you a lac of rupees for it." Thus saying he
14 Rupees|      which she wanted a lac of rupees. The prince asked her to
15 Rupees|        a loan of five thousand rupees from a brother merchant,
16 Rupees|  sacked. There 'was hardly ten rupees' worth left in the place.
17 Rupees|   accept another five thousand rupees as a present. When this
18 Rupees| fifteen soldiers, and ten lacs rupees' worth of jewels.~Afterwards
19 Goeth |        will ask another.~"Enty rupees," another will reply, meaning "
20 Goeth |       will reply, meaning "ten rupees."~Thus, there is no possibility
21 Boy   |     will give you a great many rupees." All this they did out
22 Boy   |      who gave her a great many rupees), the dog went to the hole
23 Ivory |       the man. "Fifty thousand rupees," the prince replied. "All
24 Sons  |       are several thousands of rupees richer than you thought
25 StNote|       grand-child.~XIV. LAC OF RUPEES.~Source - Knowles, Folk-Tales