Fables of
Fables of John Gay (Somewhat Altered)
作者：Rose, John Benson; Gay, John, 1685-1732
体例：题 章数：145
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章节目录
共 145 题- DEDICATION.
- THE FLOWER AND THE LEAF.
- CONTENTS.
- PAGE
- GAY'S FABLES.
- INTRODUCTION.
- 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.
- FABLE LII.
- VULTURE, SPARROW, AND BIRDS.
- FABLE LIII.
- APE AND POULTRY.
- FABLE LIV.
- ANT IN OFFICE.
- FABLE LV.
- THE BEAR IN A BOAT.
- FABLE LVI.
- SQUIRE AND CUR.
- FABLE LVII.
- THE COUNTRYMAN AND JUPITER.
- FABLE LVIII.
- MAN, CAT, DOG, AND FLY.
- FABLE LIX.
- THE JACKALL, LEOPARD, AND BEASTS.
- FABLE LX.
- THE DEGENERATE BEES.
- FABLE LXI.
- THE PACK-HORSE AND THE CARRIER.
- FABLE LXII.
- PAN AND FORTUNE.
- FABLE LXIII.
- PLUTUS, CUPID, AND TIME.
- FABLE LXIV.
- OWL, SWAN, COCK, SPIDER, ASS, AND FARMER.
- FABLE LXV.
- COOKMAID, TURNSPIT, AND OX.
- FABLE LXVI.
- THE RAVEN, SEXTON, AND WORM.
- THE TOWN MOUSE AND THE COUNTRY MOUSE.
- THE MAGPIE AND HER BROOD.
- THE THREE WARNINGS:
- MRS. THRALE.
- POSTSCRIPT.
- The moralist, my dear niece, has said that--
- And another stanza runs thus:--