Tale

 1 Labam |        her roof, and at twelve o'clock, when every one was
 2 Crane |        beseeched him, saying, "O my lord! Indeed I did not
 3 Haris |        of knowledge. He said: "O Tongue, what is this that
 4 Ring  |       the snake's directions. "O master!" exclaimed the cat
 5 Ring  |     and everything disappear. "O master!?' they said, "stay
 6 Tortoi|     life." And saying, "Truly, O king! those who are called
 7 Tortoi|        slew.~"Behold him then,~O excellent by strength!~And
 8 Tortoi| himself referred to, and said "O Teacher! are you speaking
 9 Tortoi|       spake openly, and said, "O great king! be it thou,
10 Rupees|      rice left in the house."~"O Bhagawant!" exclaimed the
11 Rupees|        his wife and children. "O fool," said he, "what is
12 Rupees|      king, entering the room.~"O king! "replied the prince, "
13 Gold  |     ant-hill, and said aloud:~"O Guardian of this Field!
14 Kings |        chariot out of the way, O charioteer! In this chariot
15 Kings |     replied, "In this chariot, O charioteer, sitteth the
16 Kings |     king!~Move out of the way, O charioteer "~But the charioteer
17 Kings |    king!~'Move out of the way, O charioteer!"~And when he
18 Boy   |        and one night at twelve o'clock the boy was very hot;
19 Prince|      The Fakir answered him, " O King! If you have children,
20 Prince|      rice. The first ant said "O ant, why do you drag this
21 Prince|       him by himself, saying, "O Prince, I return thanks
22 Fish  |     the following message: - " O friend, the moon is full;
23 Demon |       Then the Teacher said: " O Brother, in former days
24 GeNote|       treachery. Not only now, O Bhickkus, but in a former
25 StNote|        cause the catastrophe: "O here is a brave sight, looke,