TALE IX.

When the Well-and-wise-walking Khan found that he had again missed

the end and object of his labour, he proceeded yet again to the cool

grove, and having in the same manner as heretofore taken captive

the Siddhî-kür, bore him along to present to his Master and Teacher

Nâgârg'una.

But by the way the Siddhî-kür asked him to tell a tale, and when he

would not speak craved the token that he willed he should tell one,

which when the Prince had given he told this tale, saying,--

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