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XIV.
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The Widow and the Soldier
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443
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XV.
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The Rich Suitor and the Poor One
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444
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XVI.
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Æsop and his Mistress
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445
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XVII.
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A Cock carried in a Litter by Cats
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446
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XVIII.
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The Sow bringing forth and the Wolf
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446
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XIX.
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The Runaway Slave and Æsop
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447
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XX.
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The Chariot Horse sold for the Mill
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447
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XXI.
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The Hungry Bear
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448
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XXII.
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The Traveller and the Raven
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449
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XXIII.
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The Shepherd and the She-Goat
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449
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XXIV.
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The Serpent and the Lizard
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449
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XXV.
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The Crow and the Sheep
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450
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XXVI.
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The Servant and the Master
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450
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XXVII.
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The Hare and the Herdsman
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450
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XXVIII.
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The Young Man and the Courtesan
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451
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XXIX.
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The Beaver
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451
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XXX.
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The Butterfly and the Wasp
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452
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XXXI.
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The Ground-Swallow and the Fox
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453
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Epilogue
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453
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Æsopian Fables—the authors of which are not known.
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Fable I.
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The Sick Kite
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454
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II.
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The Hares tired of Life
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454
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III.
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Jupiter and the Fox
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455
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IV.
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The Lion and the Mouse
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455
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V.
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The Man and the Trees
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456
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VI.
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The Mouse and the Frog
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456
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VII.
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The Two Cocks and the Hawk
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456
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VIII.
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The Snail and the Ape
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457
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IX.
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The City Mouse and the Country Mouse
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457
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X.
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The Ass fawning upon his Master
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458
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XI.
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The Crane, the Crow, and the Countryman
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459
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XII.
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The Birds and the Swallow
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459
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XIII.
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The Partridge and the Fox
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460
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XIV.
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The Ass, the Ox, and the Birds
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461
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XV.
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The Lion and the Shepherd
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461
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XVI.
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The Goat and the Bull
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462
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XVII.
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