Tale

 1 Tiger| excite the curiosity of some robbers on the way. I will go now
 2 Goeth|  there lived three notorious robbers, of whose existence the
 3 Goeth|      in the middle of it the robbers stood before them, with
 4 Goeth|    submit them-selves to the robbers, who took away everything
 5 Goeth|   now took possession of the robbers' minds. They seated themselves
 6 Goeth|     loincloth, and still the robbers were not satisfied, but
 7 Goeth|    manner in which the three robbers had seated themselves on
 8 Goeth|    tai, tom, tadingana."~The robbers were all uneducated, and
 9 Goeth|    commenced to approach the robbers. They had understood his
10 Goeth|  that they were ten men, the robbers only three, that if three
11 Goeth|     pounced upon each of the robbers, nine of them could hold
12 Goeth|      remaining one bound the robbers' hands and feet.~The three
13 Goeth|    the hands and feet of the robbers. These were entirely humbled
14 Ivory|      belonged to a family of robbers. There were eleven of them
15 Ivory|    they all four went to the robbers' tower.~Seated in a room,
16 Ivory|     whom he supposed was the robbers' housekeeper. She had agreed
17 Ivory|    woman behind him.~Now the robbers heard the galloping of the
18 Ivory|   happening to him - perhaps robbers would slay-him, or sickness
19 Ivory|      passed the tower of the robbers, and with the help of the