Æsop's fables in words of one syllable

Aikin

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Aikin · 89 chapters

Quotes from this book

• should the boy call “Wolf” once more, they would not stir to help him.

• The wolf, at last, did come.

Chapters

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• THE BOY AND THE WOLF.Sample
• BOYS AND FROGS.
• THE WAR HORSE AND THE ASS.
• THE FOX AND THE GRAPES.
• THE FLY AND THE MOTH.
• THE LYNX AND THE MOLE.
• THE CHILD AND THE BROOK.
• THE MICE, THE CAT, AND THE BELL.
• THE BEAR IN THE WOOD.
• THE OLD FOX AND HER YOUNG ONE.
• THE SQUEAK OF A PIG.
• THE WOLF AND THE LAMB.
• STONE BROTH.
• THE GNAT AND THE BULL.
• THE DOVES AND THE MOUSE.
• THE COCK AND THE GEM.
• THE OAK AND THE REED.
• THE KID AND THE WOLF.
• THE BAG OF GOLD.
• THE FOX WHO HAD LOST HIS TAIL.
• THE MAN AND THE APE.
• THE MAN AND HIS LIVE STOCK.
• THE FROGS AND THE BULLS.
• THE BLUE WOLF.
• THE MAN, HIS SON, AND HIS ASS.
• THE FOX AND THE CRANE.
• THE OLD HEN AND HER YOUNG ONES.
• THE BOY AND THE HORN BOOK.
• THE ASS WITH A LOAD OF SALT.
• THE WOLF AND THE HOUSE DOG.
• THE STAG IN THE LAKE.
• THE MAN, THE FOX, AND THE BEAR.
• THE FOX AND THE CROW.
• THE BOOR AND THE STAG.
• THE CAT, THE MOUSE, AND THE COCK.
• THE PLANE TREE.
• THE DOG WHO WAS HUNG.
• THE BIRDS, THE BEASTS, AND THE BAT.
• THE BOY AND THE NUTS.
• THE APE AND HER YOUNG ONES.
• THE HORSE, THE WOLF, AND THE FOX.
• THE LARK AND HER YOUNG ONES.
• THE KITE, THE SOW, AND THE CAT.
• THE MAN AND THE PERCH.
• THE ROSE AND THE CLAY.
• THE OX AND THE CALF.
• THE WOLVES AND THE SHEEP.
• THE COCK, THE FOX, AND THE SPRINGE.
• THE KID AND THE WOLF.
• THE ASS AND THE LAMB.
• THE BEES AND THE SNAIL.
• THE OLD DAME AND HER MAIDS.
• THE TWO GOATS ON THE BRIDGE.
• THE AX AND THE TREES.
• THE DOG AND THE THIEF.
• THE FLY AND THE ANT.
• THE WOLF, AND THE FOX IN THE WELL.
• THE CAT AND THE MICE.
• THE GOOSE WITH THE GOLD EGG.
• THE FOX AND THE STORK.
• THE DAW AND THE JAY.
• THE HART AND THE VINE.
• THE OWLS AND THE WREN.
• THE LEAP AT RHODES.
• THE DOG IN THE OX’S STALL.
• THE NURSE AND THE WOLF.
• THE OLD BLIND DAME.
• THE COCK, THE DOG, AND THE FOX.
• THE BOAR AND THE HORSE.
• THE APE MADE KING.
• THE JUDGE AND THE POOR MAN.
• THE STAG IN THE OX’S STALL.
• THE GOAT AND THE FOX IN THE WELL.
• THE APE, THE WOLF, AND THE FOX.
• THE FOX AND THE CAT.
• THE MULES AND THE THIEVES.
• THE BALD KNIGHT.
• THE WAR HORSE.
• THE WOLF IN A SHEEP’S SKIN.
• THE DOG WHO WENT OUT TO SUP.
• THE WIND AND THE SUN.
• THE MAN, THE HORSE, AND THE ASS.
• THE BLIND MAN AND THE LAME MAN.
• THE HOG, OX, COW, DOG, AND SHEEP.
• THE DRUM AND THE VASE.
• THE FROGS AND THEIR KING.
• THE STAG, THE CROW, AND THE WOLF.
• THE FIELD OF CORN.
• THE HAWK, THE ROOKS, AND THE CAT.
• THE COCK AND THE FOX.
• THE WOLF AND THE STORK.
• THE JAY AND THE OWL.
• THE NURSE AND THE SNAKE.
• THE LARK AND THE FINCH.
• THE DOVE AND THE ANT.
• THE MAID AND HER MILK PAIL.
• THE HARE AND HER FRIENDS.
• THE ASS AND THE LAP DOG.