Tale

 1 Labam |      Raja's son, "Now you must really go."~"Aunty," he answered, "
 2 Punch |       thought then that he had really killed the Princesses, and
 3 Crane |       a pond! Now if he should really put me into the pond, it
 4 Laili |       she met a fakir - he was really an angel, but she did not
 5 Laili |  Husain Mahamat, though he was really only as old as Prince Majnun,
 6 Laili |        he saw that his son was really in great terror, and that
 7 Laili |      great terror, and that he really believed the old woman would
 8 Boy   |        just to see if the King really will come to you."~"No,
 9 Boy   |        answered. "Do try if he really will come to you when you
10 Boy   |     only wished to know if you really would come to me when I
11 Boy   |       call me again unless you really need me." Then he returned
12 Boy   |        to see if the King will really come to see you this time."
13 Boy   |      he thought, "She does not really want me; she is only trying
14 Boy   |        the King the prince was really his son, and told him all
15 Prince| daughter to the Fakir, who was really no Fakir, but a Prince.~
16 Demon |     the Teacher to him: "Is it really true that you have ceased
17 StNote|        Aesop. ed. Halm; 276 b, really prose versions of Babrius