Tale

 1 Labam |         the Raja's son was very glad. The old woman began preparing
 2 Labam | beautiful." Her mother was very glad too.   "Yes, my child,"
 3 Labam |        him. The prince was very glad when he saw the oil.~The
 4 Punch |        the Princesses were very glad, and they ate some of the
 5 Punch |        this the Prince was very glad, and the two eaglets crossed
 6 Crane |       with my claws, I shall be glad to go with you."~And the
 7 Tiger |   talking to you about me; I am glad you have not followed their
 8 Tiger |      for such a long time? I am glad to find that I still occupy
 9 Ring  |         you knew my father! How glad he would be to see his son'
10 Ring  |       father's country. Oh! how glad he will be to see you! He
11 Ring  |        other, and were all very glad. Afterwards they walked
12 Ring  |    point of death. "Rise up. Be glad. Mourn no more," she said
13 Ring  |       to its king, who was very glad, and went at once to the
14 Ring  |         happily as before. "How glad master will be!" they thought,
15 Rupees|     built. His Majesty was very glad, therefore, when he saw
16 Rupees|           The merchant was very glad. On returning to his house,
17 Rupees|    heard this the king was very glad, and bade the prince to
18 Boy   |   allowed to go. Katar was very glad to see the child, who was
19 Boy   |      believed him, and was very glad that her husband was such
20 Boy   |       the young prince was very glad. He had not forgotten how
21 Boy   |       daughter, and seemed very glad to see her.~When they were
22 Boy   |       indeed his son, he was so glad, so glad. He put his arms
23 Boy   |         son, he was so glad, so glad. He put his arms round him
24 Ivory |        She would be exceedingly glad to see one man. I know this.