. Fables of Aesop and others. 281187 Shepherd turned Mer-chant - - - 334 103 Sow and the Bitch - 191163 Sow and the Wolf - 278 104 Sparrow and the Hare 1928 Stag looldng into the Water ... 3618 Stag in the Ox-Stall - 5369 Stag and the Fawn - 138 157 Swallow and other Birds 284 T. 107 Thief and the Bos ?110 Thief and the Boy - Thieves and the Cock 17703 Thunny and the Dolphin 198212318128 40467417415823 112 41 2 7 116 117 160 120 161 33 73 162183 183 and the Eagle 92Travellers and the Bear 190Boasting Traveller - 145Travellers - - 312Trumpeter taken Prisoner28€ - 61 Viper and the File
. Fables of Aesop and others. 281187 Shepherd turned Mer-chant - - - 334 103 Sow and the Bitch - 191163 Sow and the Wolf - 278 104 Sparrow and the Hare 1928 Stag looldng into the Water ... 3618 Stag in the Ox-Stall - 5369 Stag and the Fawn - 138 157 Swallow and other Birds 284 T. 107 Thief and the Bos ?110 Thief and the Boy - Thieves and the Cock 17703 Thunny and the Dolphin 198212318128 40467417415823 112 41 2 7 116 117 160 120 161 33 73 162183 183 and the Eagle 92Travellers and the Bear 190Boasting Traveller - 145Travellers - - 312Trumpeter taken Prisoner28€ - 61 Viper and the File W. Creaking Wheel - 206Wind and the Sun - 93Wolf and the Lamb - 27Wolf and the Crane - 35W^olf and the Kid - 212Wolf, the Fox, and the Ape - - - 214Wolf in Sheeps Clothing 289Wolves and the sick Ass 219Wolves and the Sheep 291Wood and the Clown - 78 V Young Man and the Swal-low - - - 140 Young Man and his Cat 292 Two Young Men and theCook - - . 328 Yoting Man and the Lion 337 ^SOFS FABLES. FAB. I. The Cock and the A BRISK young Cock, in company with two or threePullets, his mistresses, raking upon a dunghill forsomething to entertain them with, happened toscratch up a jewel; he knew what it was wellenough, for it sparkled with an exceeding brightlustre; but, not knowing what to do with it, endea-vored to cover his ignorance under a gay , shrugging up his wings, shaking his head, andputting on a grimace, he expressed himself to thispurpose : indeed, you are a very fine thing; but Iknow not any business you have here. I make noscruple of declaring that my taste lies quite anotherWiy; and I would rather have one grain of deardelicious barley, than all the jewels under the sun. 26 ^SOPS FABLES. THE APPLICATION. There are several people in the world that pass, with some,for well accomplished gentlemen, and very pretty fellows^though they are as great strangers to the true use of virtue andknowledge, as the Cock upon the dunghill is to the real valueof the Jewel.
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