Once Again, La Fontaine: Sixty More Fables, Jean de La Fontaine (

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Translator's Foreword
Illustrator's Foreword
Introduction
The Swallow and the Little Birds 3
Death and the Wretched Man, & Death and the Woodsman 7
The Hornets and the Honeybees 11
The Rats in Council Assembled 15
The Ass with a Load of Sponges and the Ass with a Load of Salt 19
The Astrologer Who Happens to Fall into a Well 23
The Hare and the Frogs 27
The Lion and the Ass Out Hunting 29
The Drunkard and His Wife 31
The Wolves and the Ewes 33
Philomela and Procne 35
The Drowned Wife 37
The Weasel in the Larder 41
The Shepherd and the Sea 43
The Fly and the Ant 45
The Gardener and His Lord 49
The Ass and the Pup 55
The War Between the Rats and the Weasels 57
The Horse Who Sought Revenge on the Stag 61
The Fox and the Bust 63
The Oracle and the Infidel 65
The Master's Eye 67
The Lark, Her Little Ones, and the Farmer Who Owns the Field 71
The Hare and His Ears 77
The Old Woman and the Two Servants 79
The Satyr and the Passerby 81
The Horse and the Wolf 85
The Ploughman and His Sons 89
Dame Fortune and the Child 91
The Hare and the Partridge 93
The Eagle and the Owl 95
The Shepherd and the Lion, & The Lion and the Hunter 99
Phoebus and Boreas 103
The Cockerel, the Cat, and the Little Mouse 107
The Wagoner Stuck in the Mud 111
The Charlatan 115
The Wishes 119
King Lion's Court 123
The Man Who Runs After Fortune, and the Man Who Waits for Her in His Bed 127
The Cat, the Weasel, and the Little Rabbit 135
The Cobbler and the Financier 139
Women and Secrets 143
The Joker and the Fish 147
The Rat and the Oyster 149
The Ass and the Dog 153
The Cat and the Rat 157
The Two Dogs and the Dead Ass 162
The Oyster and the Adversaries 165
The Wolf and the Scrawny Dog 167
All in Moderation 169
The Fishes and the Cormorant 171
The Spider and the Swallow 175
The Fishes and the Shepherd Who Plays the Flute 177
The Dream of the Man from Mogol Land 181
The Wolf and the Fox 185
The Mice and the Screech Owl 189
The Treasure-Hoarder and the Ape 193
The Eagle and the Magpie 197
The Ape 199
Notes and Bibliography 201
Audio Compact Disc Contents 218

Title: Once Again, La Fontaine: Sixty More Fables

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University Press

Item Number: 9780819564580

Publication Date: November 2001

Product Description: Full Name: Once Again, La Fontaine: Sixty More Fables; Short Name:Once Again, La Fontaine

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Weight: 0.200 kg (0.44 lbs)

Width: 8.200 cm (3.23 inches)

Heigh : 8.700 cm (3.43 inches)

Depth: 0.700 cm (0.28 inches)

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Date Last Edited: August 25, 2020, Edited By: Ross

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Alex Mezez

reviewed Once Again, La Fontaine: Sixty More Fables on October 13, 2016

Once Again, La Fontaine: Sixty More Fables

This is one of my most precious memories of my childhood. Before going to school, sometimes after, I used to go to a nearby kiosk and buy some chocolates. But these chocolates weren't ordinary ones. They came wrapped with tiny books inside: the fables of Jean de La Fontaine. That is one of my earliest independent, adult-free contacts with literature that I can remember, so I really treasure those fables. I didn't know they were such classics of the 17th century. I found them entertaining so I started collecting them (I've never liked chocolate that much, so I used to give it to other kids) and eventually, they led me to Aesop. Thanks to my grandma, actually, my GR back then. Around that time, she started flooding my house with books and was the one who encouraged me to start taking English lessons with her.
"The Lion and the Mouse", "The Ant and the Grasshopper", "The Cat and the Mice", "The Mice in Council", "The Fox and the Grapes", "The Fox and the Stork"... all favorites of mine. Damn, now I am truly nostalgic.

Well. I hope you enjoy my "it has nothing to do with the book" review. I gave this book 4 stars at first, but now I'm a mixture of books, images and nostalgia so, a 5-star rating it is.

Sep 14, 13
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	Translator's Foreword
	Illustrator's Foreword
	Introduction
	The Swallow and the Little Birds	3
	Death and the Wretched Man, & Death and the Woodsman	7
	The Hornets and the Honeybees	11
	The Rats in Council Assembled	15
	The Ass with a Load of Sponges and the Ass with a Load of Salt	19
	The Astrologer Who Happens to Fall into a Well	23
	The Hare and the Frogs	27
	The Lion and the Ass Out Hunting	29
	The Drunkard and His Wife	31
	The Wolves and the Ewes	33
	Philomela and Procne	35
	The Drowned Wife	37
	The Weasel in the Larder	41
	The Shepherd and the Sea	43
	The Fly and the Ant	45
	The Gardener and His Lord	49
	The Ass and the Pup	55
	The War Between the Rats and the Weasels	57
	The Horse Who Sought Revenge on the Stag	61
	The Fox and the Bust	63
	The Oracle and the Infidel	65
	The Master's Eye	67
	The Lark, Her Little Ones, and the Farmer Who Owns the Field	71
	The Hare and His Ears	77
	The Old Woman and the Two Servants	79
	The Satyr and the Passerby	81
	The Horse and the Wolf	85
	The Ploughman and His Sons	89
	Dame Fortune and the Child	91
	The Hare and the Partridge	93
	The Eagle and the Owl	95
	The Shepherd and the Lion, & The Lion and the Hunter	99
	Phoebus and Boreas	103
	The Cockerel, the Cat, and the Little Mouse	107
	The Wagoner Stuck in the Mud	111
	The Charlatan	115
	The Wishes	119
	King Lion's Court	123
	The Man Who Runs After Fortune, and the Man Who Waits for Her in His Bed	127
	The Cat, the Weasel, and the Little Rabbit	135
	The Cobbler and the Financier	139
	Women and Secrets	143
	The Joker and the Fish	147
	The Rat and the Oyster	149
	The Ass and the Dog	153
	The Cat and the Rat	157
	The Two Dogs and the Dead Ass	162
	The Oyster and the Adversaries	165
	The Wolf and the Scrawny Dog	167
	All in Moderation	169
	The Fishes and the Cormorant	171
	The Spider and the Swallow	175
	The Fishes and the Shepherd Who Plays the Flute	177
	The Dream of the Man from Mogol Land	181
	The Wolf and the Fox	185
	The Mice and the Screech Owl	189
	The Treasure-Hoarder and the Ape	193
	The Eagle and the Magpie	197
	The Ape	199
	Notes and Bibliography	201
	Audio Compact Disc Contents	218