Tale

 1 Punch |         purpose; but being very kind he did not like to reprove
 2 Punch |      for they feared that their kind husbands must have been
 3 Punch |      hopes of ever seeing their kind husbands, and their sister,
 4 Tiger |   regained my life through your kind hands. In return for this
 5 Tiger |       hands. In return for this kind assistance I pledge my oath
 6 Tiger |       come to me and receive my kind remembrances of your assistance,
 7 Tiger |       got it, and requested his kind assistance to separate the
 8 Rupees|        advised him to visit the kind and generous king of that
 9 Kings | righteous." And he asked, "What kind of righteousness has this
10 Kings |         pray, then, what is the kind of goodness your king has?"~
11 Fish  |       dead, you were saluted by kind friends and provided with
12 Ivory |        These thieves lived in a kind of tower, which had several
13 Ivory |           Very well. It is very kind of you to ask us."~So they
14 GeNote|       famous collection of this kind was that known as GESTA
15 StNote|   presiding spirit of a certain kind of rice land; Doms and Hadis
16 StNote|  gambling incidents of the same kind in Celtic and other folk-tales.~
17 StNote|     adds that in imagining what kind of Demon the Eclipse Demon
18 StNote|       who has saucer eyes and a kind of hawk's beak, knobs on