Tale

 1 Lion  |    down on his left side. But thinking to himself, "Who knows what
 2 Lion  |     he had killed. The crane, thinking 'I will sound him," settled
 3 Lamb  |  annoying!" sighed the Eagle, thinking regretfully of the tender
 4 Crane |     at the edge of the water, thinking hew he should do it.~When
 5 Crane |       thought?"~"I am sitting thinking about you," said he.~"Oh,
 6 Crane |     he.~"Oh, sir what are you thinking about us?" said they.~"Why,"
 7 Crane |    heat is so great! So I was thinking, 'What in the world will
 8 Tiger |     and not by a tiger." Thus thinking, he asked the tiger-king
 9 Tiger |     not release him also?" So thinking to himself, Gangazara let
10 Tiger |       my way homewards." Thus thinking and thinking, he reached
11 Tiger | homewards." Thus thinking and thinking, he reached UJjjaini. At
12 Tiger |   sprinkled it over them all, thinking only of his snake-king and
13 Haris |       by means of fear." Thus thinking, he passed the night happily
14 Haris |     the frog!" Then the king, thinking that this was all due to
15 Raja  |       not refrain from tears, thinking over the long years during
16 Prince|       dash at the King's son, thinking to catch him and throw him
17 Fish  |      he liked the fellow; and thinking that he would amuse his
18 Ivory |     the prince was tired, and thinking that it was only a whim
19 StNote|       snake in his field, and thinking it the tutelary spirit of
20 StNote|    The son sees the gold, and thinking the serpent's hole full
21 StNote|    India what one cannot help thinking is the Indian original of