Tale

 1 Crocod|        and the Monkey does not go into the water."~"Put your
 2 Crocod|       river bank. He wishes to go across the river to the
 3 Crocod|       is so ripe." ~"How can I go with you?" asked the Monkey. "
 4 Crocod|      Crocodile's back.~"Off we go!" said the Crocodile.~"This
 5 Crocod|    water. He was afraid to let go, and he did not know what
 6 Crocod|     you want my heart, we must go back to the tree and get
 7 Crocod|      is no other way for me to go home. Open your mouth wide
 8 Mercha|     that either merchant might go through any street which
 9 Stop  |     pleasant journey. Will you go with us?"~"How could I?
10 Stop  |    that of yours?" when he let go, and fell dead at the feet
11 Ox    |      the Ox. "To-morrow I will go into the village and draw
12 Sandy |    find water. The oxen cannot go on if they do not have water
13 Sandy |       give up we are lost! You go down and try!"~The boy stood
14 Rice  |       and say," said the man. "Go to him and give him a fine
15 Rice  |      king?' If he says he can, go with him to the king, and
16 Rice  | present, and said: "Yes, I can go before the king with you
17 Rice  |       that now."~"Well, let us go at once," said the horse-dealer.
18 Rabbit|  running as fast as they could go.~They passed a Deer, calling
19 Rabbit|      the Lion, "you and I will go back to the place where
20 Wise  |        Either he or I ought to go first."~So he went to the
21 Wise  |        this, saying, "Will you go before or come on after
22 Wise  |       will be better for me to go first. I shall then travel
23 Wise  |       he said, "Friend, I will go on first."~This answer pleased
24 Wise  |    said to himself, "Those who go before will make the rough
25 Wise  |       tender shoots. Those who go before will dig wells from
26 Wise  |     Very well, friend, you may go on first."~At once the foolish
27 Wise  |   Empty out all that water and go on easily." Then he added, "
28 Wise  |        away the water-jars and go on faster with lighter carts!"~
29 Wise  |   might have put an end to us. Go on at once and don't throw
30 Elepha|      so ugly that no one dared go near. The food was left
31 Elepha|      for him, but no man would go near him.~By and by the
32 Deer  |       meat. He did not like to go alone so he called the people
33 Deer  |      the people of his town to go with him, day after day.~
34 Deer  |        it. Then the king could go into the park and hunt and
35 Deer  |        and hunt and they could go on with their daily work.~
36 Deer  |       Some days the king would go to hunt the Deer, sometimes
37 Deer  |       sometimes his cook would go. As soon as any of the Deer
38 Deer  |     day let one from your herd go up. Fewer Deer will be lost
39 Deer  |        whose turn it was would go and lie down, placing its
40 Deer  |        without me. Then I will go and put my head on the block." ~
41 Deer  |        asked him to save her.~"Go back to your herd. I will
42 Deer  |      back to your herd. I will go in your place," said he.~
43 Sprite|   saying that the kingdom must go to the oldest son, for it
44 Sprite|    both dead could the kingdom go to the third son.~The queen
45 Sprite|       told them that they must go and live in the forest until
46 Sprite|      and why, he said, "I will go with you, my brothers."~
47 Sprite|   brother said to Sun Prince, "Go down to the pond and bathe
48 Sprite|     have in your power all who go down into the water except
49 Sprite|    brother said, "Moon Prince, go down and see why our brother
50 Sprite|        have power over all who go down into the water except
51 Sprite|    sent us away. I could never go away with Moon Prince and
52 White |    place in the forest where I go to work each day so that
53 Pig   |        little brother, "we can go on eating plain food for
54 Granny|       Blackie wanted Granny to go off to the woods with him.~"
55 Granny|       woods with him.~"I can't go, Blackie, dear. I have too
56 Crane |        Crane and said, "I will go with you to see the pond -
57 Crane |       The Fishes all wanted to go when they heard the big
58 Crane |        said the Crab, "I can't go that way. I am afraid you
59 Crane |    neck with my claws, I would go. You know we Crabs have
60 Crane |       the rest of the way. Let go of my neck."~"I see no pond,"
61 Crane |    Crane, "and if you will let go of my neck, your shell will