Tale

 1 Labam|      to us. If ever you are in trouble, think of me and we will
 2 Labam|       him, "If ever you are in trouble, think of me, and we will
 3 Magic|     young man, so they did not trouble themselves to find out how
 4 Tiger|    comforting his protector in trouble, he advised him to pluck
 5 Tiger|  should you, my children, thus trouble these poor subjects of Ujjaini?
 6 Ring |       cat's pardon for all the trouble it had given. It was afraid
 7 Raja |      and should you ever be in trouble, put it into the fire, and
 8 Boy  |   hunting. Should I ever be in trouble or sick while you are away,
 9 Boy  |     she was neither ill nor in trouble, he was angry, 'and said
10 Fish |     been the cause of all this trouble, indicates that there is
11 Sons | because he was only a needless trouble and expense. And they let