Tale

 1 Turtle|      was spoken of. Then an old man who had always been afraid
 2 Turtle|       Turtle heard what the old man said, he thrust out his
 3 Mercha|         in company with another man, who also sold brass and
 4 Mercha|        and tinware. This second man was greedy, getting all
 5 Mercha|      streets between them. Each man went up and down the streets
 6 Mercha|   something for it?"~The greedy man took the bowl and scratched
 7 Mercha|         girl, "that was a cross man. This one looks pleasant.
 8 Mercha|        out, "Through this other man I have lost a small fortune.
 9 Mercha|        Stop your boat!"~But the man in the boat said: "Don't
10 Ox    |      WON THE FORFEIT~LONG ago a man owned a very strong Ox.
11 Ox    |        that he boasted to every man he met about how strong
12 Ox    |        draw them along."~So the man brought his Ox into the
13 Ox    |      him move.~At last the poor man paid his forfeit, and went
14 Ox    |         names before."~Then the man said: "I will never treat
15 Ox    |  village the men laughed at the man again.~They said: "Did you
16 Ox    |       paid back the forfeit the man had lost, saying: "Your
17 Ox    |        saw."~And the Ox and the man went home, happy. ~
18 Sandy |       as the top of a stove. No man could walk on it in the
19 Sandy |         men rode on and on. One man was the pilot. He rode first,
20 Quails|         all was their leader.~A man lived near the forest and
21 Quails|      the quails. By and by this man, the fowler, was able to
22 Rice  |     time a dishonest king had a man called the Valuer in his
23 Rice  |       things of that kind.~This man was honest and just, and
24 Rice  |         I had another sort of a man as Valuer, I might gain
25 Rice  |     went then to see the honest man who had been the Valuer,
26 Rice  |        to do and say," said the man. "Go to him and give him
27 Rice  |         and said what the other man had told him to say.~The
28 Rice  |  foolish Valuer! How can such a man hold that office? We used
29 Rice  |      was beyond price, but this man says it is worth only a
30 Wise  |         So he went to the young man and told him this, saying, "
31 Wise  |         prices set by the other man." So he said aloud, "Very
32 Wise  |        easily carried off every man. They drove the oxen on
33 Wise  |    other had been. But the wise man knew the man was a demon
34 Wise  |       But the wise man knew the man was a demon because he cast
35 Wise  |     lake," they said.~"Does any man feel a wind laden with dampness
36 Elepha|        was left for him, but no man would go near him.~By and
37 Elepha|      ailed Girly-face.~The wise man had known Girly-face a long
38 Elepha|     about here?" asked the wise man.~"Yes," one of the keepers
39 Elepha| Girly-face sleeps."~So the wise man went back to the king. Said
40 Granny|         ONCE upon a time a rich man gave a baby Elephant to
41 Granny|    river bank.~There he found a man who was in great trouble.
42 Granny|         shallow water.~When the man saw Blackie standing on
43 Granny|            Very well," said the man, "I'll pay two pieces of
44 Granny|          Then he went up to the man for the money.~The man counted
45 Granny|      the man for the money.~The man counted out one piece of
46 Granny|       When Blackie saw that the man had counted out but one
47 Granny|        the wagons pass him.~The man tried to get Blackie out
48 Granny|         would he move.~Then the man went back and counted out
49 Birds |        was young took a certain man for their king. The four-footed