Tale

 1 Punch |    Princesses gave it to me as a present." At hearing which they
 2 Punch |       to-morrow you shall take a present of flowers from me to the
 3 Tiger |        hungry; let me go for the present." Thus taking leave of his
 4 Haris |       all this; I know the past, present and future; but I will not
 5 Rupees|        five thousand rupees as a present. When this merchant saw
 6 Raja  |      horse and arms here for the present. Time enough to take them
 7 Prince|        two slave-girls' sons and present them to the Fakir. While
 8 Prince|          their father-in-law, to present their game.~Now that King
 9 Fish  |        in. I'll send on, ahead a present to the man, to show him
10 Fish  |          to the young man with a present of a basin of ghee, twelve
11 Fish  |      Half-way the bearer of this present and message met his little
12 Fish  |         gave him the rest of the present and the message.~"Give your
13 Ivory | exclaimed the King, who had been present from the commencement. "
14 Ivory |       had given him water, and a present of another muhr from the
15 Ivory |         uncle."~On receiving the present the vizier's son thought
16 GeNote|      they have remained till the present day, and have at last been
17 GeNote|      begin with a " Story of the Present," an incident in Buddha'
18 GeNote|       the Crane, which opens the present collection, is introduced
19 GeNote|    introduced by a "Story of the Present" in the following words: - "
20 GeNote|    special interest to us in the present connection, as it has come
21 StNote|        that these results are at present no more than hypotheses.
22 StNote|          in this matter, just at present.~III. LAMBIKIN.~Source. -
23 StNote|        versions collected in the present day, as well as in Petrus
24 StNote|  represented by the story in the present collection: here the judges