Tale

 1 Punch |     he could learn nothing to help him in his search.~At last,
 2 Punch |       wife, and begged her to help him to remain in that place
 3 Punch |       send to, us and we will help you; and as for these little
 4 Punch |      again I stand in need of help, I will not fail to come
 5 Tiger |      now you will find a sure help in me throughout your life.
 6 Tiger | remember your assistance, and help you throughout life in all
 7 Tiger |      hold of it, and demanded help. 'the Soothsayer's son had
 8 Ring  |    The old woman consented to help him, and bade him not to
 9 Ring  |      him render the necessary help. Consequently, when the
10 Raja  |  Prince smiled, saying, "What help could you give me?" Nevertheless,
11 Raja  |      your pocket, for it will help you when you are in difficulties."
12 Money |   cake, without receiving any help in return. At last, he came
13 Boy   |      will always stay here to help you when you want me. So
14 Fish  |    see. Well, perhaps you can help me to solve some of his
15 Ivory |    she was that she could not help breaking her promise, and
16 Ivory |     not been for his friend's help he would never have met
17 Ivory |     the robbers, and with the help of the soldiers they razed
18 StNote|  modern India what one cannot help thinking is the Indian original