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The Fables of La Fontaine
170 piezas en la casa
Piezas 170
- Fable C. — The Lion going to war
- Fable Cc. — The Partridge and the Fowls
- Fable Ccii. — The Dog whose ears were cut
- Fable Ccv. — The Lioness and she-bear
- Fable Ccvi
- Fable Ccxi. — The Farmer, the Dog, and the Fox
- Fable Ccxii. — The dream of an Inhabitant of Mogul
- Fable Ccxiv. — The Lion, the Ape, and the two Asses
- Fable Ccxix. — The old Cat and the young Mouse
- Fable Ccxvii. — The Cat and the two Sparrows. To the Duke of Burgundy
- Fable Ccxviii. — The Miser and the Ape
- Fable Ccxx. — The Bat, the Bush, and the Duck
- Fable Ccxxi. — The Eagle and the Magpie
- Fable Ccxxii
- Fable Ccxxiii. — Love and folly
- Fable Ccxxiv. — The Wolf and the Fox
- Fable Ccxxix. — The Fox and the Turkeys
- Fable Ccxxv. — The Crab and its daughter
- Fable Ccxxviii
- Fable Ccxxx
- Fable Ccxxxi. — The English Fox. To Madame Harvey
- Fable Ccxxxii. — The Ape
- Fable Ccxxxiii. — The Fox, the Wolf, and the Horse
- Fable Ccxxxix. — The Frogs and the sun
- Fable Ccxxxv. — A Scythian philosopher
- Fable Ccxxxvii. — The Elephant and Jupiter's Monkey
- Fable Ccxxxviii. — The Madman and the philosopher
- Fable Ci. — The Ass in the Lion's skin
- Fable Civ. — The Lion and the Hunter
- Fable Cix. — The Cockerel, the Cat, and the little Rat
- Fable Cl. — The woman and the secret
- Fable Cli. — Tircis and Amaranth. For Mademoiselle de Sillery
- Fable Clii. — The Joker and the fishes
- Fable Cliii. — The Rat and the Oyster
- Fable Cliv. — The two friends
- Fable Clix. — The Horoscope
- Fable Clv. — The Pig, the Goat, and the sheep
- Fable Clvii. — The funeral of the Lioness
- Fable Clx. — The Torrent and the river
- Fable Clxi. — The Ass and the Dog
- Fable Clxiii. — The advantage of being clever
- Fable Clxix. — The Madman who sold wisdom
- Fable Clxv. — Jupiter and the Thunderbolts
- Fable Clxvi. — The Falcon and the Capon
- Fable Clxviii. — Education
- Fable Clxx. — The Cat and the Rat
- Fable Clxxii. — The Oyster and its Claimants
- Fable Clxxiii. — The Fraudulent Trustee
- Fable Clxxiv. — Jupiter and the Traveller
- Fable Clxxix. — The Sculptor and the statue of Jupiter
- Fable Clxxvi. — The Acorn and the Gourd
- Fable Clxxvii. — The school-boy, the Pedant, and the Nursery Gardener
- Fable Clxxx. — The Mouse Metamorphosed into a girl
- Fable Clxxxi. — The Monkey and the Cat
- Fable Clxxxii. — The Wolf and the Starved Dog
- Fable Clxxxiii. — The Wax Candle
- Fable Clxxxiv. "not too much."
- Fable Clxxxix. — The two men and the treasure
- Fable Clxxxvii. — The husband, the wife, and the Robber
- Fable Cv. — Phœbus and Boreas
- Fable Cvi. — The bear and the two friends
- Fable Cvii. — Jupiter and the Farmer
- Fable Cx. — The Fox, the Monkey, and the other animals
- Fable Cxc. — The Shepherd and his flock
- Fable Cxci. — The Kite and the Nightingale
- Fable Cxcii. — The fish and the Shepherd who played on the Clarionet
- Fable Cxciii. — The man and the Snake
- Fable Cxciv. — The Tortoise and the two Ducks
- Fable Cxcix. — The Swallow and the Spider
- Fable Cxcv. — The two Adventurers and the Talisman
- Fable Cxcvi. — The Miser and his friend
- Fable Cxcvii. — The Wolf and the peasants
- Fable Cxcviii. — The Rabbits. To the Duke de Rochefoucauld
- Fable Cxiii. — The Countryman and the Serpent
- Fable Cxiv. — The Hare and the Tortoise
- Fable Cxlii. — The Cat, the Weasel, and the little Rabbit
- Fable Cxliv. — The head and the tail of the Serpent
- Fable Cxlix. — The man and the Flea
- Fable Cxlvi. — Death and the dying man
- Fable Cxlvii. — The power of fables. To M. De Barillon
- Fable Cxvi. — The Ass and his masters
- Fable Cxvii. — The sun and the Frogs
- Fable Cxx. — The bird-Catcher, the Hawk, and the Skylark
- Fable Cxxi. — The Horse and the Ass
- Fable Cxxii. — The charlatan
- Fable Cxxiv. — Discord
- Fable Cxxvi. — The Rat who retired from the world
- Fable Cxxvii. — The Heron
- Fable Cxxviii. — The man badly married
- Fable Cxxx. — The wishes
- Fable Cxxxii — The court of the Lion
- Fable Cxxxiv. — The Curate and the Corpse
- Fable Cxxxix. — An animal in the Moon
- Fable Cxxxvii. — The Coach and the fly
- Fable Cxxxviii. — The ingratitude and Injustice of men towards Fortune
- Fable I. — The Grasshopper and the Ant
- Fable Ii. — The Raven and the Fox
- Fable Iv. — The two Mules
- Fable Ix. — The town Rat and the country Rat
- Fable Li. — The Fox and the Goat
- Fable Lii. — The Shepherd and the sea
- Fable Liii. — The Drunkard and his wife
- Fable Lvi. — The Eagle, the wild Sow, and the Cat
- Fable Lviii. — The Gout and the Spider
- Fable Lx. — The Wolf and the Stork
- Fable Lxii. — The Swan and the cook
- Fable Lxv. — The Lion grown old
- Fable Lxvi. — The drowned woman
- Fable Lxvii. — The Weasel in the granary
- Fable Lxx. — The Gardener and his master
- Fable Lxxii. — The Ass and the little Dog
- Fable Lxxiv. — The Jay dressed in Peacock's plumes
- Fable Lxxix. — The old woman and her servants
- Fable Lxxv. — The little fish and the Fisherman
- Fable Lxxvii. — The Camel and the Drift-wood
- Fable Lxxviii. — The Frog and the Rat
- Fable Lxxx. — The animals sending a tribute to Alexander
- Fable Lxxxi. — The Horse wishing to be Revenged on the Stag
- Fable Lxxxii. — The Fox and the Bust
- Fable Lxxxiii. — The Horse and the Wolf
- Fable Lxxxiv. — The saying of Socrates
- Fable Lxxxix. — The Earthen pot and the Iron pot
- Fable Lxxxv. — The old man and his children
- Fable Lxxxvi. — The oracle and the Impious man
- Fable Lxxxvii. — The mountain in labour
- Fable Lxxxviii. — Fortune and the little child
- Fable V. — The Wolf and the Dog
- Fable Vi
- Fable Vii. — The Wallet
- Fable X. — The man and his image. For M. The Duke de La Rochefoucauld
- Fable Xc. — The Hare's ears
- Fable Xci. — The Fox with his tail cut off
- Fable Xcii. — The Satyr and the passer-by
- Fable Xciii. — The doctors
- Fable Xciv. — The Labouring man and his children
- Fable Xcv. — The Hen with the golden eggs
- Fable Xcvi. — The Ass that carried the Relics
- Fable Xcvii. — The Serpent and the File
- Fable Xii. — The Wolf and the Lamb
- Fable XIII. — The robbers and the Ass
- Fable XIV. — Death and the Woodcutter
- Fable Xix. — The pullet and the Pearl
- Fable Xl. — The Dog and her companion
- Fable Xli. — The Fox and the Grapes
- Fable Xlii. — The Eagle and the Beetle
- Fable Xliii. — The Raven who wished to imitate the Eagle
- Fable Xlix. — A will Interpreted by Æsop
- Fable Xlv. — The Cat changed into a woman
- Fable Xlvi. — Philomel and Progne
- Fable Xv. — Simonides rescued by the gods
- Fable Xvi. — Death and the Unhappy man
- Fable Xx. — The Drones and the Bees
- Fable Xxi. — The Oak and the Reed
- Fable Xxii. — Against those who are hard to please
- Fable Xxiii. — The council held by the Rats
- Fable Xxiv. — The Wolf Pleading against the Fox before the Ape
- Fable Xxv. — The middle-Aged man and the two widows
- Fable Xxvi. — The Fox and the Stork
- Fable Xxvii. — The Lion and the Gnat
- Fable Xxviii. — The Ass Laden with sponges, and the Ass Laden with salt
- Fable Xxx. — The Dove and the Ant
- Fable Xxxi. — The Astrologer who let himself fall into the well
- Fable Xxxii. — The Hare and the Frogs
- Fable Xxxiii. — The two Bulls and the Frog
- Fable Xxxiv. — The Peacock Complaining to Juno
- Fable Xxxv. — The Bat and the two Weasels
- Fable Xxxvi. — The bird Wounded by an arrow
- Fable Xxxviii. — The Cock and the Fox
- The Shepherd and the Lion
- To the Duke of Burgundy