Tale

 1 Pre   |   Gaeldom, we seek the garish sun and arid soil of the Hindoo.
 2 Pre   |    and that quaint myth, "How Sun, Moon, and Wind went out
 3 Pre   |     Kingscote's "Tales ot the Sun." Mr. M. L. Dames has enabled
 4 Tiger | basking myself in the morning sun, when I saw a rat running
 5 Tiger |   even the bright rays of the sun. He dropped the crown at
 6 Tiger |      dark cellar, without the sun's light falling upon him,
 7 Dinner|                           How Sun, Moon, and Wind~went out
 8 Dinner|    went out to Dinner~ONE day Sun, Moon, and Wind went out
 9 Dinner|   children's return.~Now both Sun and Wind were greedy and
10 Dinner|    brought home for me?" Then Sun (who was eldest) said, "
11 Dinner|   before.~Then Star turned to Sun and spoke thus, "Because
12 Dinner| appear."~(And that is why the Sun is so hot to this day.)~
13 GeNote|       the title, Tales of the Sun (W. H. Allen, 1891): it
14 StNote|       Kingscote, Tales of the Sun (p. 11 seq.), from Pandit
15 StNote|       Kingscote, Tales of the Sun. I have changed the Indian
16 StNote|      from Mr. Kipling.~XXVII. SUN, MOON, AND WIND.~Source. -