Tale

 1 Tiger |      hunger. On the third lies a rat, also half-famished, and
 2 Tiger |        very next moment, or in a rat, which does a thousand pieces
 3 Tiger |        morning sun, when I saw a rat running before me. I chased
 4 Tiger |     vessel for a third time. The rat caught hold of it, and without
 5 Tiger |     leave of his benefactor, the rat, too, ran away.~Gangazara
 6 Tiger |       forgot the tiger, serpent, rat, and goldsmith. After ten
 7 Tiger | sage-looking tiger, serpent, and rat, had relieved him from the
 8 Tiger |         well to the dungeon. The rat raja issued an order at
 9 Tiger |     small slit in the wall for a rat to pass and repass without
10 Tiger |        passage was effected.~The rat raja entered first to condole
11 Ring  |          went and laid down by a rat's hole and pretended she
12 Ring  |         to be going on among the rat community of that place,
13 Ring  |         go," cried the terrified rat. "Oh! let him go," squealed
14 Ring  |         for me, I will allow the rat to depart unharmed. If you
15 Ring  |      rolled on to the floor. The rat immediately seized the precious
16 Raja  |      Sarkap let loose his famous rat, Dhol Raja, and it ran about
17 Raja  |         once more Dhol Raja, the rat, upset the pieces; and Rasalu,
18 Raja  |         window through which the rat Dhol Raja used to come,
19 Raja  |       was winning, called to his rat, but when Dhol Raja saw
20 Raja  |       Raja Sarkap called for his rat; but Dhol Raja, seeing the
21 GeNote|           as the incident of the rat's tail up nose (see Notes
22 StNote|         that the incident of the rat's-tail-up-nose to recover