Tale

 1 Pre   |           These Jatakas contain a large quantity of genuine early
 2 Pre   |           already collected go, a large number of the commonest
 3 Punch |         trees, and there he saw a large palace with a high tower;
 4 Punch |          looking about him, saw a large serpent which was making
 5 Broken|        beautiful daughter, with a large dowry. She will have a son,
 6 Crane |          a certain pond, not over large, in which there were a good
 7 Crane |          you in my beak to a fine large pond, covered with all the
 8 Crane |          and put them into a fine large pond. Come along. I'll take
 9 Laili |          s garden, which was very large and full of delicious fruits
10 Laili |      garden, and there they saw a large, lovely red fruit. "Oh!"
11 Tiger |     running before him carrying a large crown in his mouth, the
12 Goeth |         into long narrow strips a large piece of cloth, six cubits
13 Boy   |        the King's garden was very large), "for then my youngest
14 Fish  |         come in and rest.~"What a large cemetery!" exclaimed the
15 Ivory |          troop of soldiers, and a large number of camels and horses
16 GeNote|       literature of India is in a large measure the outcome of the
17 GeNote|       from those portions of this large bulk which came West with
18 GeNote|       unpublished. Col. Lewin has large numbers, besides the few
19 GeNote|         with exemplary industry a large number of parallels between
20 GeNote| folk-tales (Captain Temple gave a large number of instances in Wideawake
21 StNote|         at the end is common to a large number of Indian and European