Fables of La Fontaine — a New Edition, with Notes
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It achieved a considerable success, and six editions were printed in three years.
它取得了相当大的成功，三年内印刷了六版。
Mr. Wright's translation, however, still holds its place as the best English version,
然而，赖特先生的译本至今仍占有一席之地，是最好的英译本。
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- THE DOG AND CAT.
- THE GOLDEN PITCHER.
- PARTY STRIFE.
- THE CAT AND THE THRUSH.
- ADVERTISEMENT
- A PREFACE,
- BALLADE SUR ESCOBAR.
- BALLAD UPON ESCOBAR.
- To Monseigneur The Dauphin.[1]
- II.--THE RAVEN AND THE FOX.[2]
- III.--THE FROG THAT WISHED TO BE AS BIG AS THE OX.[3]
- IV.--THE TWO MULES.
- V.--THE WOLF AND THE DOG.[5]
- VI.--THE HEIFER, THE GOAT, AND THE SHEEP, IN COMPANY WITH THE LION.[6]
- VII.--THE WALLET.[7]
- VIII.--THE SWALLOW AND THE LITTLE BIRDS.[8]
- IX.--THE CITY RAT AND THE COUNTRY RAT.[10]
- X.--THE WOLF AND THE LAMB.[11]
- XI.--THE MAN AND HIS IMAGE.[12]
- XIV.--SIMONIDES PRESERVED BY THE GODS.[17]
- XV.--DEATH AND THE UNFORTUNATE.[19]
- XVI.--DEATH AND THE WOODMAN.[21]
- XVIII.--THE FOX AND THE STORK.[23]
- XIX.--THE BOY AND THE SCHOOLMASTER.[24]
- XX.--THE COCK AND THE PEARL.[25]
- XXI.--THE HORNETS AND THE BEES.[26]
- XXII.--THE OAK AND THE REED.[28]
- I.--AGAINST THE HARD TO SUIT.[1]
- II.--THE COUNCIL HELD BY THE RATS [4]
- III.--THE WOLF ACCUSING THE FOX BEFORE THE MONKEY.[6]
- VI.--THE BIRD WOUNDED BY AN ARROW.[12]
- VII.--THE BITCH AND HER FRIEND.[13]
- VIII.--THE EAGLE AND THE BEETLE.[14]
- X.--THE ASS LOADED WITH SPONGES, AND THE ASS LOADED WITH SALT.[16]
- XIII.--THE ASTROLOGER WHO STUMBLED INTO A WELL.[19]
- XV.--THE COCK AND THE FOX.[21]
- XVI.--THE RAVEN WISHING TO IMITATE THE EAGLE.[22]
- XIX.--THE LION AND THE ASS HUNTING.[28]
- XX.--THE WILL EXPLAINED BY AESOP.[29]
- I.--THE MILLER, HIS SON, AND THE ASS [1]
- II.--THE MEMBERS AND THE BELLY.[5]
- III.--THE WOLF TURNED SHEPHERD.[9]
- VI.--THE EAGLE, THE WILD SOW, AND THE CAT.[12]
- X.--THE LION BEATEN BY THE MAN.[17]
- XI.--THE FOX AND THE GRAPES.[18]
- XII.--THE SWAN AND THE COOK.[19]
- XIII.--THE WOLVES AND THE SHEEP.[20]
- XV.--PHILOMEL AND PROGNE.[22]
- XVII.--THE WEASEL IN THE GRANARY.[25]
- XVIII.--THE CAT AND THE OLD RAT.[27]
- I.--THE LION IN LOVE.[1]
- II.--THE SHEPHERD AND THE SEA.[3]
- IV.--THE GARDENER AND HIS LORD.
- VI.--THE BATTLE OF THE RATS AND THE WEASELS.[7]
- VII.--THE MONKEY AND THE DOLPHIN.[9]
- VIII.--THE MAN AND THE WOODEN GOD.[11]
- IX.--THE JAY IN THE FEATHERS OF THE PEACOCK.[12]
- X.--THE CAMEL AND THE FLOATING STICKS.[14]
- XII.--THE ANIMALS SENDING TRIBUTE TO ALEXANDER.[17]
- XIV.--THE FOX AND THE BUST.[19]
- XVI.--THE WOLF, THE MOTHER, AND HER CHILD.[21]
- XVII.--THE WORDS OF SOCRATES.[22]
- XVIII.--THE OLD MAN AND HIS SONS.[23]
- XIX.--THE ORACLE AND THE ATHEIST.[25]
- XX.--THE MISER WHO HAD LOST HIS TREASURE.[26]
- XXI.--THE EYE OF THE MASTER.[27]
- XXII.--THE LARK AND HER YOUNG ONES WITH THE OWNER OF A FIELD.[28]
- I.--THE WOODMAN AND MERCURY.[1]
- II.--THE EARTHEN POT AND THE IRON POT.[4]
- III.--THE LITTLE FISH AND THE FISHER.[5]
- IV.--THE EARS OF THE HARE.[6]
- VI.--THE OLD WOMAN AND HER TWO SERVANTS.[9]
- VII.--THE SATYR AND THE TRAVELLER.[10]
- VIII.--THE HORSE AND THE WOLF.[11]
- IX.--THE PLOUGHMAN AND HIS SONS.[12]
- X.--THE MOUNTAIN IN LABOUR.[13]
- XI.--FORTUNE AND THE BOY.[15]
- XIV.--THE ASS CARRYING RELICS.[18]
- XV.--THE STAG AND THE VINE.[19]
- XVI.--THE SERPENT AND THE FILE.[20]
- XIX.--THE LION GOING TO WAR.[23]
- XX.--THE BEAR AND THE TWO COMPANIONS.[24]
- XXI.--THE ASS DRESSED IN THE LION'S SKIN.[27]
- I.--THE SHEPHERD AND THE LION.[1]
- II.--THE LION AND THE HUNTER.[4]
- III.--PHOEBUS AND BOREAS.[5]
- IV.--JUPITER AND THE FARMER.[6]
- V.--THE COCKEREL, THE CAT, AND THE YOUNG MOUSE.[7]
- VI.--THE FOX, THE MONKEY, AND THE ANIMALS.[8]
- VIII.--THE OLD MAN AND THE ASS.[10]
- IX.--THE STAG SEEING HIMSELF IN THE WATER.[11]
- X.--THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE.[12]
- XI.--THE ASS AND HIS MASTERS.[15]
- XII.--THE SUN AND THE FROGS.[16]
- XIII.--THE COUNTRYMAN AND THE SERPENT.[17]
- XIV.--THE SICK LION AND THE FOX.[18]
- XV.--THE FOWLER, THE HAWK, AND THE LARK.[19]
- XVI.--THE HORSE AND THE ASS.[20]
- XVII.--THE DOG THAT DROPPED THE SUBSTANCE FOR THE SHADOW.[21]
- XVIII.--THE CARTER IN THE MIRE.[22]
- XX.--DISCORD.
- XXI.--THE YOUNG WIDOW.[26]
- EPILOGUE.
- To Madame De Montespan[2]
- I.--THE ANIMALS SICK OF THE PLAGUE.[4]
- II.--THE ILL-MARRIED.
- III.--THE RAT RETIRED FROM THE WORLD.
- VI.--THE WISHES.
- VIII.--THE VULTURES AND THE PIGEONS.[12]
- IX.--THE COACH AND THE FLY.[13]
- X.--THE DAIRYWOMAN AND THE POT OF MILK.
- XI.--THE CURATE AND THE CORPSE.[15]
- XII.--THE MAN WHO RAN AFTER FORTUNE, AND THE MAN WHO WAITED FOR HER IN HIS BED.
- XIII.--THE TWO COCKS.[18]
- XV.--THE FORTUNE-TELLERS.
- XVI.--THE CAT, THE WEASEL, AND THE YOUNG RABBIT.[22]
- XVII.--THE HEAD AND THE TAIL OF THE SERPENT.[24]
- XVIII.--AN ANIMAL IN THE MOON.[26]
- I.--DEATH AND THE DYING.[1]
- II.--THE COBBLER AND THE FINANCIER.
- IV.--THE POWER OF FABLES.
- V.--THE MAN AND THE FLEA.[11]
- VI.--THE WOMEN AND THE SECRET.[12]
- VII.--THE DOG THAT CARRIED HIS MASTER'S DINNER.
- IX.--THE RAT AND THE OYSTER[14]
- X.--THE BEAR AND THE AMATEUR GARDENER.[15]
- XI.--THE TWO FRIENDS.[17]
- XII.--THE HOG, THE GOAT, AND THE SHEEP.[19]
- XIII.--THYRSIS AND AMARANTH.
- XIV.--THE FUNERAL OF THE LIONESS.[22]
- XV.--THE RAT AND THE ELEPHANT.
- XVI.--THE HOROSCOPE.
- XVII.--THE ASS AND THE DOG.[25]
- XVIII.--THE PASHAW AND THE MERCHANT.[27]
- XXI.--THE FALCON AND THE CAPON.[30]
- XXII.--THE CAT AND THE RAT.[33]
- XXIII.--THE TORRENT AND THE RIVER.[34]
- XXIV.--EDUCATION.
- XXV.--THE TWO DOGS AND THE DEAD ASS.[35]
- XXVI.--DEMOCRITUS AND THE PEOPLE OF ABDERA.
- XXVII.--THE WOLF AND THE HUNTER.[38]
- I.--THE FAITHLESS DEPOSITARY.[1]
- II.--THE TWO DOVES.[2]
- III.--THE MONKEY AND THE LEOPARD.[3]
- IV.--THE ACORN AND THE PUMPKIN.
- VI.--THE SCULPTOR AND THE STATUE OF JUPITER.
- VII.--THE MOUSE METAMORPHOSED INTO A MAID.[7]
- VIII.--THE FOOL WHO SOLD WISDOM.[8]
- IX.--THE OYSTER AND THE LITIGANTS.
- XII.--THE WAX-CANDLE.[14]
- XV.--THE HUSBAND, THE WIFE, AND THE THIEF.[18]
- XVII.--THE MONKEY AND THE CAT.
- XVIII.--THE KITE AND THE NIGHTINGALE.[22]
- I.--THE TWO RATS, THE FOX, AND THE EGG.
- II.--THE MAN AND THE ADDER.[6]
- III.--THE TORTOISE AND THE TWO DUCKS.[7]
- IV.--THE FISHES AND THE CORMORANT.[8]
- V.--THE BURIER AND HIS COMRADE.[9]
- VI.--THE WOLF AND THE SHEPHERDS.[10]
- IX.--THE DOG WHOSE EARS WERE CROPPED.
- X.--THE SHEPHERD AND THE KING.[17]
- XII.--THE TWO PARROTS, THE KING, AND HIS SON.[19]
- XIII.--THE LIONESS AND THE BEAR.
- XIV.--THE TWO ADVENTURERS AND THE TALISMAN.[21]
- XV.--THE RABBITS.[23]
- XVI.--THE MERCHANT, THE NOBLE, THE SHEPHERD, AND THE KING'S SON.[25]
- I.--THE LION.[1]
- II.--THE GODS WISHING TO INSTRUCT A SON OF JUPITER.[2]
- III.--THE FARMER, THE DOG, AND THE FOX.[4]
- IV.--THE MOGUL'S DREAM.[6]
- V.--THE LION, THE MONKEY, AND THE TWO ASSES.[9]
- VII.--THE PEASANT OF THE DANUBE.[11]
- VIII.--THE OLD MAN AND THE THREE YOUNG ONES.[13]
- IX.--THE MICE AND THE OWL.
- EPILOGUE.
- I.--THE COMPANIONS OF ULYSSES.
- II.--THE CAT AND THE TWO SPARROWS.[4]
- III.--THE MISER AND THE MONKEY.[5]
- IV.--THE TWO GOATS.[6]
- V.--THE OLD CAT AND THE YOUNG MOUSE.
- VIII.--THE QUARREL OF THE DOGS AND CATS, AND THAT OF THE CATS AND MICE.
- IX.--THE WOLF AND THE FOX.
- X.--THE LOBSTER AND HER DAUGHTER.[18]
- XI.--THE EAGLE AND THE MAGPIE.[20]
- XII.--THE KING, THE KITE, AND THE FALCONER.[21]
- XV.--THE RAVEN, THE GAZELLE, THE TORTOISE, AND THE RAT.[27]
- XVI.--THE WOODS AND THE WOODMAN.[32]
- XVIII.--THE FOX AND THE TURKEYS.
- XIX.--THE APE.
- XXI.--THE ELEPHANT AND THE APE OF JUPITER.
- XXII.--THE FOOL AND THE SAGE.[34]
- XXIII.--THE ENGLISH FOX.[35]
- XXIV.--THE SUN AND THE FROGS.[40]
- XXV.--THE LEAGUE OF THE RATS.
- XXVI.--DAPHNIS AND ALCIMADURE.
- XXVII.--THE ARBITER, THE ALMONER, AND THE HERMIT.
- INDEX TO THE FABLES.