Folk-lore and Fable: Æsop, Grimm, Andersen : with Introductions and NotesAesop's Fables: The Cock and the Pearl - The Wolf and the Lamb - The Dog and the Shadow - The Lion's Share - The Wolf and the Crane - The Man and the Serpent - The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse - The Fox and the Crow - The Sick Lion - The Ass and the Lapdog - The Lion and the Mouse - The Swallow and the Other Birds - The Frogs Desiring a King - The Mountains in Labour - The Hares and the Frogs - The Wolf and the Kid - The Woodman and the Serpent - The Bald Man and the Fly - The Fox and the Stork - The Fox and the Mask - The Jay and the Peacock - The Frog and the Ox - Androcles - The Bat, the Birds, and the Beasts - The Hart and the Hunter - The Serpent and the File - The Man and the Wood - The Dog and the Wolf - The Belly and the Members - The Hart and the Ox-Stall - The Fox and the Grapes - The Horse, Hunter, and Stag - The Peacock and Juno - The Fox and the Lion - The Lion and the Statue - The Ant and the Grasshopper - The Tree and the Reed - The Fox and the Cat - The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing - The Dog in the Manager - The Man and the Wooden God - The Fisher - The Shepherd's Boy - The Young Thief and His Mother - The Man and His Two Wives - The Nurse and the Wolf - The Tortoise and the Birds - The Two Crabs - The Ass in the Lion's Skin - The Two Fellows and the Bear - The Two Pots - The Four Oxen and the Lion - The Fisher and the Little Fish - Avaricious and Envious - The Crow and the Pitcher - The Man and the Satyr - The Goose with the Golden Eggs - The Labourer and the Nightingale - The Fox, the Cock, and the Dog - The Wind and the Son - Hercules and the Waggoner - The Man, the Boy, the Donkey - The Miser - The Fox and the Mosquitoes - The Fox Without a Tail - The One-Eyed Doe - Belling the Cat - The Hare and the Tortoise - The Old Man and Death - The Hare with Many Friends - The Lion in Love - The Bundle of Sticks - The Lion, the Fox and the Beasts - The Ass's Brains - The Eagle and the Arrow - The Milkmaid and Her Pail - The Cat-Maiden - The Horse and the Ass - The Trumpeter Taken Prisoner - The Buffoon and the Countryman - The Old Woman and the Wine Jar - The Fox and the Goat. |
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Contents
Aesopsfables pace | 11 |
The Lion and the Statue | 25 |
The Two Pots | 31 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Folk-lore and Fable: Æsop, Grimm, Andersen : with Introductions and Notes Volume 17 of Five-foot shelf of books Volume 17 of Folk-lore and Fable: Æsop, Grimm, Andersen, Hans Christian Andersen Volume 17 of Harvard classics |
| Contributors | Aesop, Wilhelm Grimm, Jacob Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen |
| Publisher | P.F. Collier, 1909 |
| Length | 383 pages |
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