6Introduction.
40VI.—THE RAT AND THE FROG.
7The Story.
41VII.—FOOLISH SACHÚLÍ.
8FOOTNOTE:
42VIII.—BARBER HÍM AND THE TIGERS.
9V. THE JACKAL AND THE KITE.
43IX.—THE BULBUL AND THE COTTON-TREE.
10VI. THE VORACIOUS FROG.
44X.—THE MONKEY PRINCE.
11VII. THE STORY OF FOOLISH SACHÚLÍ.
45XI.—BRAVE HÍRÁLÁLBÁSÁ.
12VIII. BARBER HÍM AND THE TIGERS.
46XII.—THE MAN WHO WENT TO SEEK HIS FATE.
13IX. THE BULBUL AND THE COTTON-TREE.
47XIII.—THE UPRIGHT KING.
14X. THE MONKEY PRINCE.
48XIV.—LOVING LAILÍ.
15FOOTNOTE:
49XV.—HOW KING BURTAL BECAME A FAKÍR.
16XII. THE MAN WHO WENT TO SEEK HIS FATE.
50XVI.—SOME OF THE DOINGS OF SHEKH FARÍD.
17XIII. THE UPRIGHT KING.
51XVII.—THE MOUSE.
18XIV. LOVING LAILÍ.
52FOOTNOTE:
19FOOTNOTES:
53XIX.—THE FAKÍR NÁNAKSÁ SAVES THE MERCHANT’S LIFE.
20XVI. SOME OF THE DOINGS OF SHEKH FARÍD.
54XX.—THE BOY WHO HAD A MOON ON HIS FOREHEAD AND A STAR ON HIS CHIN.
21XVII. THE MOUSE.
55XXI.—THE BÉL-PRINCESS.
22XVIII. A WONDERFUL STORY.
56XXII.—HOW THE RÁJÁ’S SON WON THE PRINCESS LABÁM.
23XIX. THE FAKÍR NÁNAKSÁ SAVES THE MERCHANT’S LIFE.
57XXIII.—THE PRINCESS WHO LOVED HER FATHER LIKE SALT.
24XX. THE BOY WHO HAD A MOON ON HIS FOREHEAD AND A STAR ON HIS CHIN.
58XXIV.—THE DEMON IS AT LAST CONQUERED BY THE KING’S SON.
25XXI. THE BÉL-PRINCESS.
59XXV.—THE FAN PRINCE.
26XXII. HOW THE RÁJÁ’S SON WON THE PRINCESS LABÁM.
60XXVI.—THE BED.
27XXIII. THE PRINCESS WHO LOVED HER FATHER LIKE SALT.
61XXVII.—PÁNWPATTÍ RÁNÍ.
28XXIV. THE DEMON IS AT LAST CONQUERED BY THE KING’S SON.
62XXVIII.—THE CLEVER WIFE.
29XXV. THE FAN PRINCE.
63XXIX.—RÁJÁ HARICHAND’S PUNISHMENT.
30FOOTNOTE:
64XXX.—THE KING’S SON AND THE WAZÍR’S DAUGHTER.
31FOOTNOTE:
65GLOSSARY.
32XXVIII. THE CLEVER WIFE.
66LIST OF BOOKS REFERRED TO.
33XXIX. RÁJÁ HARICHAND’S PUNISHMENT.
67INDEX.
34XXX. THE KING’S SON AND THE WAZÍR’S DAUGHTER.
