Tale

 1 Lamb  |     replied:~"Fallen into the fire, and so will you~On little
 2 Lamb  |     replied:~"Fallen into the fire, and so will you~On little
 3 Lamb  |       gaily:~"Fallen into the fire, and so will you~On little
 4 Punch |     come and beg for a little fire from the hearth. Then Balna
 5 Punch |     her away. Let her get the fire at her own house. What does
 6 Punch |      woman? Let her take some fire if she likes." Then the
 7 Punch | completed, they put it by the fire ready to be cooked. Next
 8 Punch |     for a few sticks from the fire to cook her dinner with
 9 Punch |   woman take the wood and the fire; she does us no harm." But
10 Punch |      him; and there he made a fire and cooked some rice, and
11 Laili |   clothes and they will catch fire, and when they are on fire
12 Laili |    fire, and when they are on fire she and you will become
13 Laili |   Laili's clothes they caught fire, and she and he became young
14 Raja  |     and a voice rose from the fire saying, "Oh, traveller!
15 Raja  |       s sake save me from the fire!"~Then the Prince turned
16 Raja  |  strong, snatched it from the fire and set it at liberty. Then
17 Raja  |      trouble, put it into the fire, and instantly I will come
18 Raja  |    pocket, thrust it into the fire. And immediately there was
19 Boy   |      made them red-hot in the fire; he laid one on the back
20 Prince|      in this caldron, and the fire was burning beneath it.
21 Ivory |       made preparations for a fire, and arranged the few articles
22 Ivory |       returned, and found the fire lighted, the horses securely
23 Ivory |      shovel, which lay on the fire at the time. While running
24 StNote|      restoration of beauty by fire occurs as a frequent theme (
25 StNote| Carlyle's Indian god with the fire in his belly was derived