Tale

 1 Labam |      mother.~"Then I must go and look for it," said the prince.~"
 2 Labam |         came to him. "Why do you look so sad?" said the Ant-Raja.~
 3 Punch |         they never grow thin nor look ill; they look better than
 4 Punch |          thin nor look ill; they look better than you do. I cannot
 5 Punch |  Princesses grow no thinner, nor look more sad, though they never
 6 Crane |        him!" So he said to him:~"Look here, friend, you won't
 7 Laili |     behind the Wazir's son.~"Oh, look, look!" he cried, "see what
 8 Laili |          Wazir's son.~"Oh, look, look!" he cried, "see what is
 9 Laili |          he got off the horse to look at the flowers. Now, as
10 Tiger |        fool to expect gratitude! Look at me! Whilst I gave milk
11 Tiger |         matter, Mr. Brahman? You look as miserable as a fish out
12 Tiger |          ll make you understand! Look here - I am the tiger - "~"
13 Ring  | difficulty here," said the cat. "Look, the king has taken our
14 Ring  |      this a nadhar, a bird whose look can break the bones of a
15 Rupees|         seeking for a Brahman to look after a golden temple which
16 Raja  |        twelve years you must not look upon his face, for if either
17 Money |       farmer, and said, coolly, "Look here; I've got your conch,
18 Boy   |          showed it her, saying, "Look! this is your son!" The
19 Boy   |     princes said to each other, "Look at that handsome prince.
20 Boy   |        Now you are beautiful and look like a prince; I never saw
21 Ivory |         let us leave this place. Look, I have brought some food
22 Ivory |          old woman by turning to look at the prince, who was staring
23 Ivory |  therefore told him everything.~"Look here," he said, "in this
24 Ivory |      died suddenly this morning. Look! take, too, this wine and
25 Sons  |          and gravel before him.~"Look here, friend," said he. "