Tale

 1 Punch |  because he feared to break his word, he went out with a heavy
 2 Laili |       She would not listen to a word her father, or her mother,
 3 Tiger |     them prove true to the last word while he was living; and
 4 Tiger |        safe ground. True to his word, he did no harm to Gangazara.
 5 Tiger |        for having believed the 'word of a goldsmith, and offered
 6 Tiger |        For who else by a single word could thus command vast
 7 Tiger |      honour, believing the mere word of a goldsmith that your
 8 Tiger |        which he believed in the word of a goldsmith, beat his
 9 Tortoi|        had no opportunity for a word. And the future Buddha,
10 Tortoi|   holding tight the stick,~By a word himself he slew.~"Behold
11 Raja  |        hastily and said never a word in reply.~Then Prince Rasalu
12 Raja  |     though I weep,~So hold this word sure, - ~Go, reign king
13 Money |       went on his way without a word. Next the fanner met a Jogi
14 Fish  |         a perfect fool, both in word and in deed," said the old
15 Fish  |       the servant repeated them word for word, as he had heard
16 Fish  |  servant repeated them word for word, as he had heard them, to
17 Ivory |       eagerly listened to every word. "What, then, will be her
18 StNote| replaced" God" by " Khuda," the word originally used (see Notes