Tale

 1 Labam |        lay on his bed for four or five days, and seemed very ill.~
 2 Tiger |          of putting it!"~"Give me five minutes, my lord!" he pleaded, "
 3 Rupees|         his dog. He got a loan of five thousand rupees from a brother
 4 Rupees|        loan and to accept another five thousand rupees as a present.
 5 Boy   |    another year, when the boy was five years old, Katar brought
 6 Fish  |           certain of failure. For five months he laboured indefatigably
 7 Demon |   renowned for his skill with the five weapons, and shall be the
 8 Demon |         name of the Prince of the Five Weapons, sword, spear, bow,
 9 Demon |          teacher; he received the Five Weapons from him as a gift,
10 Demon |           Benares, armed with the Five Weapons.~On his way he came
11 Demon |        before - the Prince of the Five Weapons? When I came into
12 Demon |           Thus the Bodhisatta was five times snared, caught fast
13 Demon |      times snared, caught fast in five places, hanging suspended:
14 Demon |           the disadvantage of the five kinds of wickedness, and
15 Demon | wickedness, and the profit of the five kinds of virtue, and frightened
16 Demon |        and established him in the five kinds of virtue; he made
17 Demon |           Benares, armed with his five weapons. Afterwards he became
18 Demon |            but the, Prince of the Five Weapons was I myself."~
19 GeNote|    Library, 1880), Prof. Fausböll(Five Jatakas, Copenhagen), and
20 GeNote|       Panchatantra or Pentateuch, five books of tales connected
21 StNote|            Source. - V. Fausboll, Five Jatakas, Copenhagen, 1861,
22 StNote|     Fausböll, No. 215 also in his Five Jatakas, pp. 16, 41, tr.
23 StNote|         that the Jataka of Prince Five Weapons came to Africa,
24 StNote|           Brer Rabbit with Prince Five Weapons, and so with Buddha
25 StNote|          attack - " fighting with five fists," Mr. Barr would call