Tale

 1 Labam |      these sweetmeats."~He then set out on his journey, and
 2 Lamb  |      amazingly. ~Now one day he set off to visit his Granny,
 3 Punch |      and uncles with me." So he set out on his travels; but
 4 Punch |    finding their treasure gone, set up a wild and melancholy
 5 Magic |         arrival, and afterwards set cooked rice before 'them.
 6 Laili |      waited for Laili. Then she set the wicked Raja's head straight
 7 Rupees|         and the best provisions set before him.~"Ah!" thought
 8 Queens|    regard for their wishes, and set out towards the south; but
 9 Raja  |        he mounted his steed and set off in the pride of his
10 Raja  |   snatched it from the fire and set it at liberty. Then the
11 Raja  |     that the flight of crickets set to work, and in one night
12 Raja  |        performed his task, they set him another, bidding him
13 Raja  |        yonder. It has just been set alight, .and my children
14 Raja  |      them, and bade King Sarkap set them at liberty.~Then he
15 Money |         him on the journey, and set out to find Ram.~First he
16 Prince|      son and took him away, and set off with him on his journey.
17 Prince|       simurgs, and with them be set out for another country.~
18 Prince|   a-hunting?"~However, they all set out for the hunt, and fixed
19 Demon |        I will not eat you up. I set you free from my hands,
20 Ivory | arrangement of her hair and the set of her kasabah and puts.~"
21 GeNote|        throughout it a definite set of folk-tales as distinctive