Tale

 1 Punch|    was no Fakir, but a wicked Magician named Punchkin.~Punchkin
 2 Punch|      little boy's cradle. The Magician thought her more beautiful
 3 Punch|      you." At these words the Magician was very angry, and turned
 4 Punch|   living people once, and the Magician turned them to what they
 5 Punch|  beautiful Princess, whom the Magician has kept prisoner there
 6 Punch|   disguising himself lest the Magician should see him, and turn
 7 Punch|       long after this, as the Magician was walking in his garden
 8 Punch|     Malee's daughter, and the Magician said, "You are a pretty
 9 Punch|    her flowers every day, the Magician or one of his slaves was
10 Punch|     for twelve long years the Magician had kept her shut up in
11 Punch|       to discover how far the Magician's power extends, in order
12 Punch|       had been suggested.~The Magician, greatly delighted, begged
13 Punch|     Do you meantime, keep the Magician in good humour - still putting
14 Punch|      arrived once more at the Magician's palace, where he sat down
15 Punch|      it many years."~Then the Magician said, "If it is an old favourite,
16 Punch|      as you desire," said the Magician, "only give me my parrot."
17 Punch|    have thus imprisoned."~The Magician immediately waved his Wand
18 Punch|   wings; and as he did so the Magician's right arm fell off.~Punchkin
19 Punch| parrot's second wing, and the Magician's left arm tumbled off.~"
20 Punch|       parrot's right leg, the Magician's right leg fell off: the
21 Punch|       left leg, down fell the Magician's left.~Nothing remained
22 Punch|      neck and threw it at the Magician; and, as he did so, Punchkin'