Tale

 1 Punch |   possible to avert it."~"It is true," he added, "that I am not
 2 Tiger |          I have seen them prove true to the last word while he
 3 Tiger |        himself' on safe ground. True to his word, he did no harm
 4 Tiger |         So far his statement is true. But how am I going to pass
 5 Tiger |       at his feet, gave him the true majesty of the god Gangazara.
 6 Rupees|        second bit of advice was true.~Clad in his own clothes,
 7 Money |       and was drowned.~Now this true story shows that a farmer
 8 Boy   |   common-looking man."~"That is true," he answered, "but nevertheless
 9 Boy   |       servant in your palace."~"True," said the King, "I had
10 Fish  |      and provided with bread."~"True, true!" said' the astonished
11 Fish  |    provided with bread."~"True, true!" said' the astonished farmer. "
12 Demon |   Teacher to him: "Is it really true that you have ceased all
13 GeNote|         yet it is undoubtedly a true folk-tale. And it is indeed
14 GeNote| incidents are marvellous and of true fairy-tale character, the
15 GeNote|     difficulty that one can get true English fairy tales because