Tale

 1 Lion  |        but dare not enter thy mouth for fear thou mightest eat
 2 Lion  |   that he could not close his mouth, and inserting his head
 3 Lion  | inserting his head inside his mouth struck one end of the bone
 4 Lion  |      he got out of the lion's mouth, striking the stick with
 5 Laili |     said the crow, "open your mouth wide, and I'll fly down
 6 Laili |        So the Rohu opened his mouth wide; and the jackal jumped
 7 Laili |    The snake said, "Open your mouth wide, and I'll go down and
 8 Tiger |    first morsel of his hungry mouth. No; that be will not do.
 9 Tiger | carrying a large crown in his mouth, the glitter of the diamonds
10 StNote|      248 (" Out of the Wolf's Mouth"); (3) in the Middle Ages,
11 StNote|     beast;" so she opened her mouth and "pafhte hir all to pieces."~
12 StNote|     after a long delay at the mouth of the lair, and declares
13 StNote|       of a poor folk-lorist's mouth - but his explanations seem