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 1 For   |       many of them suitable for little people, and beneath the
 2 Crocod|      catch a Monkey?" asked the little Crocodile. "I do not travel
 3 Crocod|        said the mother.~And the little Crocodile thought and thought.~
 4 Mercha|      for nothing, and giving as little as he could for what he
 5 Mercha|         this, sir, and give the little girl here something for
 6 Mercha|     tinware! Buy my brass!"~The little girl heard him, and begged
 7 Mercha|        Perhaps he 'll give some little tin dish."~"Call him, then,
 8 Mercha|         it, take it, giving the little girl some dish she likes
 9 Quails|         head through one of the little holes in the net. Then all
10 Rabbit|    matter."~So the Lion put the little Rabbit on his back, and
11 Pig   |         a younger brother named Little Red. These two brothers
12 Pig   | fattened for the wedding feast.~Little Red noticed that the Pig
13 Pig   |      Said his brother, "My dear Little Red, envy him not. That
14 Pig   |         Red, envy him not. That little Pig is eating the food of
15 Pig   |         Red said, "Did you see, Little Red, what became of the
16 Pig   |       feeding?"~"Yes," said the little brother, "we can go on eating
17 Pig   |         for years, but the poor little Pig ate the food of death
18 Crane |    there was a summer when very little rain fell.~All the Animals
19 Crane |         are you doing?" asked a little Fish.~"I am thinking about
20 Crane |            I declare," said the little Fish, "you are the first
21 Crane |        any such pond," said the little Fish. "What you wish to
22 Crane |      Fish, "take me back to the little pond and I'll tell the other
23 Crane |        was a Crab on the sand.~"Little Crab," said the Crane, "