Tale

 1 Tiger |   poverty!' Nor is that my only fate. 'For ten years, imprisonment ' -
 2 Tiger |       years, imprisonment ' - a fate harder than poverty; and
 3 Tiger |    without any knowledge of the fate that hung over him. They
 4 Tiger |         are all the children of fate. We must obey her commands.
 5 Haris | reflected in his astonishment: "Fate brings about, as if in sport,
 6 Haris |        name, lamenting his hard fate, and suddenly called out: "
 7 Rupees|        quest of him. By a happy fate she arrived at the very
 8 Gold  |    escaped death by the will of fate, and in a rage bit the Brahman'
 9 Gold  |        when he learnt his son's fate he grieved and mourned.
10 Goeth |     merchants now mourned their fate. They had lost all they
11 Raja  |      her gate, what the child's fate would be, and the youngest
12 Prince|       Fakir, but a Prince.~What fate had decreed came to pass
13 Ivory |       travellers bemoaned their fate.~"It is no good groaning,"