Tale

 1 Pre   |         and they form more than a third of the whole - are derived
 2 Labam |         the tiger's foot, and the third day it was quite healed.
 3 Labam |          and on till he came to a third jungle. Here he found four
 4 Labam |           bag. He who gets to the third arrow, shall have the third
 5 Labam |       third arrow, shall have the third thing - the bowl. And he
 6 Labam |         it to him he shot off his third, and when they had brought
 7 Labam |          they had brought him the third he shot off the fourth.~
 8 Punch |          took the second;~And the third took the third;~And the
 9 Punch |            And the third took the third;~And the fourth took the
10 Tiger | half-famished with hunger. On the third lies a rat, also half-famished,
11 Tiger |         instead of falling on the third storey where he is now lying,
12 Tiger |         let down his vessel for a third time. The rat caught hold
13 Ring  |           to ask for the ring the third time, so they both reached
14 Goeth |     Meanwhile the song was sung a third time. Ta tai tom had left
15 Raja  |          whole world; and, on the third, his own head. So, likewise,
16 Raja  |            his horse; and, on the third, his own head.~Then they
17 Raja  |          his skill to bear on the third and last game, saying,~"
18 Boy   |          went away in a rage.~The third day the' gardener's daughter
19 Boy   |        thing happened, and on the third night too. But on the third
20 Boy   |       third night too. But on the third night, when she found she
21 StNote|         the judges are three. The third is that current among Western
22 StNote|      wrote towards the end of the third century; and put into Latin