Tale

 1 Labam |         fakirs whose teacher and master had died, and had left four
 2 Lamb  |          what you must do," said Master Lambikin; "you must make
 3 Punch |       Punchkin.~"Not so fast, my master," rejoined the Prince; "
 4 Tiger |       fearing the anger of their master. The god was greatly enraged.
 5 Haris | Sthuladatta a horse on which his master's son-in-law rode. He placed
 6 Ring  |         conversation said to its master, "I am the son of Raja Indrasha.
 7 Ring  |       the snake's directions. "O master!" exclaimed the cat and
 8 Ring  |         replied the cat, "as our master ordered. Do not be anxious
 9 Ring  |      very comfortably till their master came again and joined them.~
10 Ring  |         everything disappear. "O master!?' they said, "stay your
11 Ring  |           the king has taken our master's wife and house for himself.
12 Ring  |         dog to go and tell their master the good tidings. All seemed
13 Ring  |     happily as before. "How glad master will be!" they thought,
14 Ring  |        We have been delayed. Our master will die from grief and
15 Ring  |          reached their sorrowing master in safety and gave him the
16 Rupees|         door, and pulling at his master's shirt and paijamas, as
17 Rupees|          the dog back to its old master with a letter rolled under
18 Raja  |           saying, "Go, tell your master I have nought to do with
19 Raja  |          voice, and cried to his master,~"Sea-born am I, bought
20 Raja  |         steed, since he gave his master advice in the game. Now,
21 Prince|        But the King's son said, "Master first, and pupil after."
22 Prince|        the King's son answered, "Master first, and pupil after."~
23 GeNote|          moral verse]. "This the Master told while living at Jetavana
24 GeNote|       commentary concludes: "The Master having given the lesson,