Tale

 1 Punch |           was more clever than the rest. The Raja's wife died when
 2 Punch | acknowledged their heir by all the rest.~They had thus lived very
 3 Punch |          afterwards. And as to the rest of the world, every one
 4 Tiger |      meanwhile asked his friend to rest himself for a while to have
 5 Rupees|      thought he, as he lay down to rest, "here is a case for the
 6 Goeth |            occasions, to which the rest keep time with hands and
 7 Raja  |         city. There he sat down to rest awhile by a well, where
 8 Raja  |        corpse! that thou canst not rest?"~Then the headless corpse
 9 Raja  |           as lead,~Will give me no rest in my grave!"~So the night
10 Raja  |          alive; therefore I cannot rest!"~Her words moved the heart
11 Raja  |        hawk art thou, oh King, the rest~But timid wild-fowl. Grant
12 Money |          cake, and sitting down to rest beside him, entered into
13 Boy   |          under a tree, to dine and rest, and there his six brothers-in-law
14 Prince|          went and laid him down to rest at a place where four roads
15 Fish  |        invited them to come in and rest.~"What a large cemetery!"
16 Fish  |        young man, and gave him the rest of the present and the message.~"
17 Demon |           head stuck fast like the rest.~Thus the Bodhisatta was
18 Ivory |         she lives. Be patient, and rest assured that I will arrange
19 Ivory |        them to manage, to come and rest at their house, where the
20 Ivory |           the morning were able to rest and talk over their plans
21 GeNote|            the greater part of the rest are demonstrably more than
22 GeNote|         that are not shared by the rest. M. Cosquin further contends
23 GeNote|       Beard, Puss in Boots and the rest, have survived in the struggle
24 StNote|         more archaic Pali than the rest: the story is told by the