Tale

 1 Lamb  |    that!"~Whereupon he tore open Drumikin and gobbled up
 2 Laili | Very well," said the crow, "open your mouth wide, and I'll
 3 Laili |   Majnun."~The snake said, "Open your mouth wide, and I'll
 4 Laili |     you will let me cut you open, it will come out of you." "
 5 Laili |    got a, knife and cut him open, and out jumped Laili.~She
 6 Laili |   into your room and cut it open yourself very gently, and
 7 Laili |    gently, and you must not open it when your father or anybody
 8 Laili |  with me to my room while I open it; I am afraid to open
 9 Laili |     open it; I am afraid to open it alone, for perhaps I
10 Laili |   fruit and began to cut it open tremblingly, for he shook
11 Tiger |     at last he consented to open the door of the cage. Out
12 Tiger |     it is said, were broken open, and corpses buried a day
13 Tortoi|  biting, and falling in the open courtyard, split in two!
14 Tortoi|  tortoise has fallen in the open courtyard, and has split
15 Rupees|   that his dwelling was the open air, and that if his Majesty
16 Ivory |   sitting on the sill of an open window in yonder house,