The Fables of AesopPaddington Press, 1975 - 376 páginas |
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... person . The Crane re- solving to mortify his insolence , took occasion to say , that Peacocks were very fine birds ... person's valuing himself on a gaudy outside ,. THE PEACOCK AND THE CRANE . THE MOLE AND HER DAM . FABLES . 23.
... person . The Crane re- solving to mortify his insolence , took occasion to say , that Peacocks were very fine birds ... person's valuing himself on a gaudy outside ,. THE PEACOCK AND THE CRANE . THE MOLE AND HER DAM . FABLES . 23.
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Aesop, Thomas Bewick. than a person's valuing himself on a gaudy outside , whether it consist of the beauties of the person , or the still more contemptible vanity of fine cloaths . This kind of misguided pride , while it endeavours to ...
Aesop, Thomas Bewick. than a person's valuing himself on a gaudy outside , whether it consist of the beauties of the person , or the still more contemptible vanity of fine cloaths . This kind of misguided pride , while it endeavours to ...
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... persons . Let those on whom nature has been liberal of her bounties , in bestowing a fine countenance , with symmetry of person , health , and strength , always remember that these are the gifts of providence , for which we ought ever ...
... persons . Let those on whom nature has been liberal of her bounties , in bestowing a fine countenance , with symmetry of person , health , and strength , always remember that these are the gifts of providence , for which we ought ever ...
Índice
The Ape and her Young Ones | 3 |
The Sensible Ass | 69 |
Æsop and the Impertinent Fellow | 81 |
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Æsop Aesop's Fables APPLICATION bad company beasts beauty begged behaviour better Bewick bird blind Boar Cock creature Crow danger death distress Eagle endeavour enemy ESOP esteem evil Fable favour fear feel fell Flying Fish folly forest fortune Fowler friendship Frogs give Goat happened happiness honest honour Horse innocent intended John Gay Jupiter justice kind king Kite labour Lion live look mankind manner master mind miserable misfortunes moral Mouse nature neighbours never observed occasion ourselves pains passion Periander person Pilpay Pisistratus pleasure poor pray punishment pursued Quadrupeds racters reason replied Reynard Ring-dove ruin says seized servants shew society soon Stag Stork suffer tail-pieces temper thing Thomas Bewick tion took Tortoise tree truth turbed vanity virtue weak whole wicked wise Wolf wood-engraving young youth