The Fables of La Fontaine
par Jean de La Fontaine
Translated into English verse by Walter Thornbury. With illustrations by Gustave Doré.
Édition de 1868
The Child and the Schoolmaster 🇬🇧The Wallet 🇬🇧Simonides rescued by the Gods 🇬🇧The Wolf pleading against the Fox before the Ape 🇬🇧Against Those who are Hard to Please 🇬🇧Death and the Woodcutter 🇬🇧The Wolf turned Shepherd 🇬🇧The Grasshopper and the Ant 🇬🇧The Dragon with many Heads, and the Dragon with many Tails 🇬🇧The Middle-aged Man and the two Widows 🇬🇧The Pullet and the Pearl 🇬🇧The Town Rat and the Country Rat 🇬🇧The Wolf and the Lamb 🇬🇧The Raven and the Fox 🇬🇧The Drones and the Bees 🇬🇧The Two Mules 🇬🇧The Oak and the Reed 🇬🇧The Swallow and the Little Birds 🇬🇧The Robbers and the Ass 🇬🇧The Frog that wished to make Herself as big as the Ox 🇬🇧The Man and his Image 🇬🇧The Heifer, the She-goat, and the Lamb, in partnership with the Lion 🇬🇧The Wolf and the Dog 🇬🇧The Council held by the Rats 🇬🇧