Tale

 1 Pre   |        Pali and Sanskrit I have taken from translations, mostly
 2 Labam |       and another, until he had taken them all out; but in, each
 3 Magic |         him. They denied having taken it, so he had to depart
 4 Crane |          I say, good crab, I've taken all, the fish away, and
 5 Laili |         had gone, the fakir had taken her ashes and made them
 6 Tiger |        a day or two before were taken out and sent for their revival.
 7 Haris |         him to tell him who had taken away their horse. Then Harisarman
 8 Ring  | mistress and the house had been taken. "We may have some difficulty
 9 Ring  |        cat. "Look, the king has taken our master's wife and house
10 Rupees|         just as the thieves had taken them.~"The merchant was
11 Boy   |     morning at dawn the dog was taken to the jungle and shot.~
12 Boy   |        The next morning she was taken to the jungle and there
13 Boy   |      back." So their coats were taken off the six princes, and
14 Boy   |          and since then had not taken the least notice of them;
15 Ivory |     King, and told him what had taken place. His Majesty was much
16 Ivory |       you had not been here and taken up all my time."~"Ah-h-h!
17 Ivory |         some great vizier, have taken up their abode in my hut,
18 Ivory |         and so the princess was taken to the graveyard.~"Let her
19 GeNote|  collections.~This question has taken a new departure with the
20 GeNote|    relations with India. He has taken up the work which Wilhelm
21 StNote|         causes their eyes to be taken out; It is thus probable,
22 StNote|       Stories," and is entirely taken up with adventures of the
23 StNote| well-bred demon would have been taken in by so simple a "sell"