Tale

 1 Labam | daughter, the Princess Labam, comes and sits on her roof, and
 2 Punch |    said, "See, sisters, there comes that girl again. Let us
 3 Laili |       here till Prince Majnun comes to walk in the garden, and
 4 Tiger | harder than poverty; and what comes next? 'Death on the seashore';
 5 Tiger | relatives on a sea-coast. Now comes the most curious part of
 6 Tiger |      I must die. Before death comes let me think of my faithful
 7 Tortoi|    the Bodisat, "Teacher! how comes he to be fallen here?"~The
 8 Rupees|    obtain from him; but if he comes to her in poverty, she will
 9 StNote|      than Phaedrus, from whom comes our Wolf and Crane.~II.
10 StNote|  fable so familiar to us all, comes from Bonaventure des Periers,
11 StNote|        Remarks. - Prof. Krohn comes to the conclusion that the
12 StNote|    real interest of the story comes after the end of our part