Tale

 1 Punch |  to be very, very ill - in fact, at the point of death -
 2 Money |  his village rejoicing. In fact the money-lender noticed
 3 Prince|    Prince told him that in fact he, too, was a Prince. At
 4 GeNote|    extent negatived by the fact of the frequent occurrence
 5 GeNote|   No Hindu would doubt the fact of animals speaking or of
 6 GeNote| artistic creation, and the fact that the higher minds of
 7 GeNote|  original source. The mere fact that contiguous countries
 8 GeNote|    prove this: indeed, the fact that any single country
 9 StNote|    our proverb, and by the fact, which Benfey mentions,
10 StNote|   as well as the Indian, a fact of which Prof. H. Krohn
11 StNote|  the story. As a matter of fact, it is a very embarrassing