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The Pancatantra : preamble | |
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Estrangement of friends | |
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Frame story : lively and tawny | |
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The monkey and the wedge | |
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The jackal and the battle-drum | |
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Fine tooth and the palace sweeper | |
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The holy man and the swindler and the weaver's unfaithful wife | |
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The crow and the serpent | |
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The crab and the crane | |
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Dim wit and the hare | |
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The weaver and princess charming | |
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The grateful beasts and the ungrateful man | |
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Crawly, the bedbug and drone, the wasp | |
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The blue jackal | |
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The owl and the wild goose | |
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The camel, the crow and others | |
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The lion and the chariot-maker | |
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The lapwing who defied the ocean | |
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The turtle and the geese | |
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The three fishes | |
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The sparrow and the tusker | |
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The ancient wild goose and the fowler | |
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The lion and the lone Ram | |
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The jackal who outwitted the lion | |
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Strong and the naked mendicant | |
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The maiden wedded to a snake | |
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Death and little blossom | |
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The tailor-bird and the ape | |
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Fair mind and foul mind | |
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The foolish heron | |
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The preposterous lie | |
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The twin parrots | |
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The three friends and the noble robber and faithful but foolish | |
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Winning of friends | |
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Frame story : the crow, the mole, the deer and the tortoise | |
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Bharunda birds | |
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Goldy's sorrows | |
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Mother Sandilee | |
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The greedy jackal | |
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The man who received what was his | |
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Little simple, the weaver | |
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Hangballs and the vixen | |
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The mice that freed the elephants | |
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Speckle's captivity | |
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Of crows and owls | |
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Frame story : of crows and owls | |
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How the birds picked a king | |
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The hare who fooled the elephant-king | |
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The cat's judgement | |
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The brahmana and his goat | |
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The ants who killed the snake | |
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The serpent who paid in gold | |
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The golden geese of lotus lake | |
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The dove who sacrificed himself | |
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Old man, young wife | |
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The brahmana, the robber, and the demon | |
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The snake in the prince's belly | |
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The chariot-maker cuckolded | |
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The mouse-maiden who wed a mouse | |
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The bird who dropped golden turd | |
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The talking cave | |
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The frogs that rode snakeback | |
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The brahmana's revenge | |
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Loss of gains | |
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Frame story : the ape and the crocodile | |
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The frog-king who overreached himself | |
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Long ears and dusty | |
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The potter who played the hero | |
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The jackal mothered by the lioness | |
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The ungrateful wife | |
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Two henpecked husbands | |
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The ass in tiger-skin | |
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The unfaithful wife | |
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The officious sparrow | |
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The smart jackal | |
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The dog who went abroad | |
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Rash deeds | |
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Frame story : the barber who slaughtered the monks | |
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The brahmani and the faithful mongoose | |
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The four treasure-seekers | |
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The Scholars who brought a dead lion to life | |
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Thousandwit, hundredwit, singlewit | |
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The singing ass | |
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The dull-witted weaver | |
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The day-dreaming brahmin | |
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The ape's revenge | |
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The credulous Ogre | |
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The three-breasted princess | |
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The brahmana who asked | |