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John Gay. Fables of John Gay (Somewhat Altered)
Fables of John Gay (Somewhat Altered)
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GAY'S FABLES
INTRODUCTION
TO. HIS HIGHNESS WILLIAM DUKE OF CUMBERLAND
FABLE I. Lion, Tiger, and Traveller
FABLE II. The Spaniel and Chameleon
FABLE III. Mother, Nurse, and Fairy
FABLE IV. Jove's Eagle, and Murmuring Beasts
FABLE V. Wild Boar and Ram
FABLE VI. Miser and Plutus
FABLE VII. Lion, Fox, and Gander
FABLE VIII. Lady and Wasp
FABLE IX. The Bull and the Mastiff
FABLE X. Elephant and Bookseller
FABLE XI. The Turkey, Peacock, and Goose
FABLE XII. Cupid, Hymen, and Plutus
FABLE XIII. The Tamed Fawn
FABLE XIV. The Monkey who had seen the World
FABLE XV. Philosopher and Pheasant
FABLE XVI. Pin and Needle
FABLE XVII. Shepherd's Dog and Wolf
FABLE XVIII. The Unsatisfactory Painter
FABLE XIX. Lion and Cub
FABLE XX. Old Hen and Young Cock
FABLE XXI. The Ratcatcher and Cats
FABLE XXII. The Shaven and Shorn Goat
FABLE XXIII. Old Dame and Cats
FABLE XXIV. Butterfly and Snail
FABLE XXV. The Scold and Parrot
FABLE XXVI. Cur and Mastiff
FABLE XXVII. Sick Man and Angel
FABLE XXVIII. The Persian, the Sun, and the Cloud
FABLE XXIX. The Dying Fox
FABLE XXX. The Setter and the Partridge
FABLE XXXI. The Universal Apparition
FABLE XXXII. The Owls and Sparrow
FABLE XXXIII. Courtier and Proteus
FABLE XXXIV. The Mastiff
FABLE XXXV. Barleymow and Dunghill
FABLE XXXVI. Pythagoras and Countryman
FABLE XXXVII. Farmer's Wife and Raven
FABLE XXXVIII. The Turkey and the Ant
FABLE XXXIX. The Father and Jupiter
FABLE XL. The Two Monkeys
FABLE XLI. Owl and Farmer
FABLE XLII. Juggler and Vice
FABLE XLIII. Council of Horses
FABLE XLIV. Hound and Huntsman
FABLE XLV. Rose and Poet
FABLE XLVI. Cur, Horse, and Shepherd's Dog
FABLE XLVII. The Court of Death
FABLE XLVIII. Florist and Pig
FABLE XLIX. Man and Flea
FABLE L. Hare and Many Friends
FABLE LI. Dog and Fox (To a Lawyer.)
FABLE LII. Vulture, Sparrow, and Birds
FABLE LIII. Ape and Poultry
FABLE LIV. Ant in Office
FABLE LV. The Bear in a Boat (To a Coxcomb.)
FABLE LVI. Squire and Cur (To a Country Gentleman.)
FABLE LVII. The Countryman and Jupiter (To myself.)
FABLE LVIII. Man, Cat, Dog, and Fly (To my Native Land.)
FABLE LIX. The Jackall, Leopard, and Beasts (To a Modern Politician.)
FABLE LX. The Degenerate Bees (To Dean Swift.)
FABLE LXI. The Pack-Horse and the Carrier (To a Young Nobleman.)
FABLE LXII. Pan and Fortune (To a Young Heir.)
FABLE LXIII. Plutus, Cupid, and Time
FABLE LXIV. Owl, Swan, Cock, Spider, Ass, and Farmer (To a Mother.)
FABLE LXV. Cookmaid, Turnspit, and Ox (To a Poor Man.)
FABLE LXVI. The Raven, Sexton, and Worm (To Laura.)
The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse. Æsop, Babrius, Horace, Prior, and Pope
The Magpie and her Brood. From the Tales of Bonaventura des Periers, Servant to Marguerite of Valois, Queen of Navarre. By Horace Lord Orford
THE THREE WARNINGS: Mrs. Thrale
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