Æsop's Fables, Embellished with One Hundred and Eleven Emblematical Devices.

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Aesop. Æsop's Fables, Embellished with One Hundred and Eleven Emblematical Devices.

PREFACE, BY S. CROXALL

FABLE I

FABLE II

FABLE III

FABLE IV

FABLE V

FABLE VI

FABLE VII

FABLE VIII

FABLE IX

FABLE X

FABLE XI

FABLE XII

FABLE XIII

FABLE XIV

FABLE XV

FABLE XVI

FABLE XVII

FABLE XVIII

FABLE XIX

FABLE XX

FABLE XXI

FABLE XXII

FABLE XXIII

FABLE XXIV

FABLE XXV

FABLE XXVI

FABLE XXVII

FABLE XXVIII

FABLE XXIX

FABLE XXX

FABLE XXXI

FABLE XXXII

FABLE XXXIII

FABLE XXXIV

FABLE XXXV

FABLE XXXVI

FABLE XXXVII

FABLE XXXVIII

FABLE XXXIX

FABLE XL

FABLE XLI

FABLE XLII

FABLE XLIII

FABLE XLIV

FABLE XLV

FABLE XLVI

FABLE XLVII

FABLE XLVIII

FABLE XLIX

FABLE L

FABLE LI

FABLE LII

FABLE LIII

FABLE LIV

FABLE LV

FABLE LVI

FABLE LVII

FABLE LVIII

FABLE LIX

FABLE LX

FABLE LXI

FABLE LXII

FABLE LXIII

FABLE LXIV

FABLE LXV

FABLE LXVI

FABLE LXVII

FABLE LXVIII

FABLE LXIX

FABLE LXX

FABLE LXXI

FABLE LXXII

FABLE LXXIII

FABLE LXXIV

FABLE LXXV

FABLE LXXVI

FABLE LXXVII

FABLE LXXVIII

FABLE LXXIX

FABLE LXXX

FABLE LXXXI

FABLE LXXXII

FABLE LXXXIII

FABLE LXXXIV

FABLE LXXXV

FABLE LXXXVI

FABLE LXXXVII

FABLE LXXXVIII

FABLE LXXXIX

FABLE XC

FABLE XCI

FABLE XCII

FABLE XCIII

FABLE XCIV

FABLE XCV

FABLE XCVI

FABLE XCVII

FABLE XCVIII

FABLE XCIX

FABLE C

FABLE CI

FABLE CII

FABLE CIII

FABLE CIV

FABLE CV

FABLE CVI

FABLE CVII

FABLE CVIII

FABLE CIX

FABLE CX

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But still, among the idle, sauntering young fellows of the age, who have leisure as well to cultivate and improve the faculties of the mind, as to dress and embellish the body, how many are there who spend their days in raking after new scenes of debauchery, in comparison of those few who know how to relish more reasonable entertainments! Honest, undesigning good sense is so unfashionable, that he must be a bold man who, at this time of day, attempts to bring it into esteem.

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But still, among the idle, sauntering young fellows of the age, who have leisure as well to cultivate and improve the faculties of the mind, as to dress and embellish the body, how many are there who spend their days in raking after new scenes of debauchery, in comparison of those few who know how to relish more reasonable entertainments! Honest, undesigning good sense is so unfashionable, that he must be a bold man who, at this time of day, attempts to bring it into esteem.

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