Tale

 1 Magic |    year if he would consent to part with his wonderful instrument.
 2 Tiger |     Now comes the most curious part of the horoscope, that I
 3 Haris |       thief had escaped with a part of it. Then the king was
 4 Rupees| reduced to poverty, and had to part with his dog. He got a loan
 5 Fish  |        He has come the greater part of the way with me, and
 6 Ivory |     ways that ran through that part of the country, robbing
 7 Ivory |    vizier's son should act the part of a fakir and the prince
 8 Ivory |       fakir and the prince the part of the fakir's disciple
 9 GeNote|       in which he had played a part during one of his former
10 GeNote|    literature, and the greater part of the rest are demonstrably
11 StNote|    more than once, and if that part of the story has been borrowed
12 StNote|    with an axe, and struck off part of its tail. Afterwards
13 StNote|     comes after the end of our part of it, for Kokilan, when
14 StNote|      For the parallels of this part of the legend see my edition
15 StNote|       Guirun, where it becomes part of the Tristan cycle. There
16 StNote|       no proof of the earliest part of the Rasalu legend (our
17 StNote|      of the Rasalu legend (our part) coming to Europe, except
18 StNote|        Parallels. - The latter part is the formula of the Clever