Talking Beasts:
The Talking Beasts: A Book of Fable Wisdom
作者：Wiggin, Kate Douglas Smith, 1856-1923 [Editor]; Smith, Nora Archibald, 1859-1934 [Editor]
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共 335 题- THE TALKING BEASTS
- A Book of Fable Wisdom
- EDITED BY KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN AND NORA ARCHIBALD SMITH
- Illustrations by Harold Nelson
- CONTENTS
- I. Fables of Aesop. (Greek)
- II. Fables of Bidpai. (Indian)
- III. Fables from the Hitopadesa. (Sanskrit)
- IV. Fables from P. V. Ramaswami Raju. (Indian)
- V. Malayan Fables
- VI. Moorish Fables
- VII. African Fables
- VIII. Fables from Krilof. (Russian)
- IX. Fables from the Chinese
- X. Fables of La Fontaine. (French)
- XI. Fables from the Spanish of Carlos Yriarte
- XII. Fables of Gay, Cowper, and others. (English)
- NORA ARCHIBALD SMITH
- INTRODUCTION
- JOSEPH ADDISON
- KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN
- THE FABLES OF AESOP
- BABRIUS
- THE FABLES OF AESOP
- The Power of Fables
- The Wolf and the Lamb
- Aesop and His Fellow Servants
- The Kite and the Pigeons
- The Ant and the Fly
- The Frog Who Wished to Be as Big as an Ox
- The Cat and the Mice
- The Cock and the Jewel
- The Man and the Lion
- The Discontented Ass
- The Boasting Traveller
- The Lion and the Mouse
- The Swallow and Other Birds
- The Fox and the Crow
- The Dog and His Shadow
- The Ass and His Master
- The Wolf and the Crane
- The Hares and the Frogs
- The Invalid Lion
- The Travellers and the Bear
- The Fox Without a Tail
- The Crab and Its Mother
- The Jackdaw with Borrowed Plumes
- The Farmer and His Dog
- The Fox and the Countryman
- Belling the Cat
- The Old Woman and Her Maids
- The Dog in the Manger
- The Old Man and His Sons
- Hercules and the Wagoner
- The Goose with the Golden Eggs
- The Frogs Desiring a King
- The Porcupine and the Snakes
- The Lark and Her Young Ones
- The Fox and the Stork
- The Gnat and the Bull
- The Deer and the Lion
- The Fox and the Grapes
- The Farmer and the Stork
- The Hare and the Tortoise
- The Old Woman and the Doctor
- The Boy and the Wolf
- The Blackamoor
- The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
- The Two Travellers
- The Fox in the Well
- The Hen and the Fox
- The Ass and His Shadow
- The Ass in the Lion's Skin
- The Wolf and the Sheep
- Jupiter's Two Wallets
- The Satyr and the Traveller
- The Two Travellers and the Oyster
- The Young Mouse, the Cock, and the Cat
- The Wolf and the Mastiff
- The Tail of the Serpent
- The Falcon and the Capon
- The Crow and the Pitcher
- The Eagle and the Owl
- The Buffoon and the Countryman
- The Old Man, His Son, and the Ass
- The Lion, the Bear, the Monkey, and the Fox
- The Wolf and the Lamb
- The Chameleon
- The Eagle, the Jackdaw, and the Magpie
- The Boy and the Filberts
- The Passenger and the Pilot
- The Dog and the Crocodile
- A Matter of Arbitration
- The Crow and the Mussel
- The Ass and His Purchaser
- A Country Fellow and the River
- The Playful Ass
- The Boys and the Frogs
- The Camel and His Master
- The Flies and the Honey-pot
- The Spectacles
- The Bear and the Fowls
- THE FABLES OF BIDPAI
- SIR THOMAS NORTH
- THE FABLES OF BIDPAI
- The Snake and the Sparrows
- The Geese and the Tortoise
- The Sagacious Snake
- The Old Woman's Cat
- The Young Tiger
- The Fox and the Drum
- The Sparrows and the Falcon
- The Hermit, the Thief, and the Demon
- The King and the Hawk
- The Mouse and the Frog
- The Crow and the Partridge
- FABLES FROM THE HITOPADESA
- FABLES FROM THE HITOPADESA
- The Traveller and the Tiger
- The Jackal and the Cat
- The Greedy Jackal
- The Elephant and the Jackal
- The Lion, the Mouse, and the Cat
- The Poor Woman and the Bell
- The Lion and the Rabbit
- The Birds and the Monkeys
- The Rabbits and the Elephants
- The Blue Jackal
- The Mouse Who Became a Tiger
- The Brahmin and the Goat
- FABLES FROM INDIA
- F. MAX MULLER
- FABLES FROM INDIA
- The Lion, the Fox, and the Story-teller
- The Fox in the Well
- The Fawn and the Little Tiger
- A Fawn met a little Tiger, and said: "What fine stripes you have!"
- The little Tiger said: "What fine spots you have!"
- The Fox and the Villagers
- Tinsel and Lightning
- The Glow-worm and the Daw
- Said the Glow-worm with pride: "_Wickedness yields to wisdom!_"
- The Lion and the Gadfly
- The Sunling
- The Despot and the Wag
- The Crane and the Fool
- The Lion and the Goat
- The Man and His Piece of Cloth
- The Tiger, the Fox, and the Hunters
- The Hare and the Pig
- The Fox said: "_Both in the ditch: can't say which!_"
- The Peacock and the Fox
- The Tiger and the Giraffe
- The Man of Luck and the Man of Pluck
- A King in the East said to his Minister; "Do you believe in luck?"
- The Fox and the Crabs
- The Camel and the Pig
- A Camel said: "Nothing like being tall! Look how tall I am!"
- MALAYAN FABLES
- MALAYAN FABLES
- Father "Lime-stick" and the Flower-pecker
- The Mouse-deer's Shipwreck
- The Tiger Gets His Deserts
- The Tune That Makes the Tiger Drowsy
- The Tiger and the Shadow
- The King-crow and the Water-snail
- The Elephant Has a Bet with the Tiger
- MOORISH FABLES
- MOORISH FABLES
- The Wagtail and the Jackal
- The Wren
- The Wren stretched out his foot. "As big as this, my children?"
- He stretched out his foot and his wing. "As big as this?"
- Mule, Jackal, and Lion
- AFRICAN FABLES
- AFRICAN FABLES
- The Hen and the Cat
- The Hen replied to the Cat: "Dost thou like me for a friend?"
- The Stork and the Toad
- Her friend said: "What dost thou want that thou art come to me?"
- The Rat and the Toad
- The Toad said to the Rat, "I can do more than thou."
- The Lion and the Wild Dog
- The Lion replied, "This man's strength is greater than mine."
- How Sense Was Distributed
- What Employment Our Lord Gave to Insects
- Man and Turtle
- Nianga Dia Ngenga and Leopard
- The end . . . "is with God."
- Leopard and the Other Animals
- Elephant and Frog
- Dog and the Kingship
- I have told my little tale. Finished.
- The Builder of Ability and the Builder of Haste
- FABLES FROM KRILOF
- JOHN GAY
- FABLES FROM KRILOF
- The Education of the Lion
- The Pebble and the Diamond
- The Pike and the Cat
- Trishka's Caftan
- The Elephant as Governor
- The Quartette
- Demian's Fish Soup
- The Wolf and Its Cub
- The Pike
- The Cuckoo and the Eagle
- The Peasant and the Sheep
- The Elephant in Favour
- The Sword-blade
- The Cuckoo and the Turtle-dove
- The Peasant and the Horse
- The Wolf and the Cat
- The Eagle and the Mole
- The Spider and the Bee
- The Cuckoo and the Cock
- The Peasant and the Robber
- FABLES FROM THE CHINESE
- FABLES PROM THE CHINESE
- The Animals' Peace Party
- The Proud Chicken
- And she asked the King, "Where are all my Chickens?"
- The Hen and the Chinese Mountain Turtle
- The Proud Fox and the Crab
- The Mule and the Lion
- The Mule asked, "Shall we go to any other place?"
- The Lion and the Mosquitoes
- FABLES OF LA FONTAINE*
- JEAN DE LA FONTAINE
- FABLES OF LA FONTAINE
- The Grasshopper and the Ant
- The Swan and the Cook
- The Hornets and the Bees
- The Two Rats, the Fox, and the Egg
- The Lion's Share
- The Shepherd and His Dog
- The Old Man and the Ass
- The Lion Going to War
- The Ass and the Lap-dog
- The Hare and the Partridge
- The Weasel in the Granary
- The Wolf Turned Shepherd
- The Lion and the Ass Hunting
- The Oak and the Reed
- The Bat and the Two Weasels
- The Dove and the Ant
- The Cock and the Fox
- The Wolf, the Goat, and the Kid
- The Fox, the Monkey, and the Animals
- The Rat and the Oyster
- The Ass and the Dog
- The Monkey and the Leopard
- The Rat and the Elephant
- The Acorn and the Pumpkin
- The Cat and the Fox
- The City Rat and the Country Rat
- The Ploughman and His Sons
- The Fox, the Wolf, and the Horse
- The Woodman and Mercury
- The Eagle and the Owl
- The Earthen Pot and the Iron Pot
- The Wolf and the Lean Dog
- The Ears of the Hare
- The Ass Carrying Relics
- The Two Mules
- The Lion and the Gnat
- The Countryman and the Serpent
- The Dairywoman and the Pot of Milk
- The Monkey and the Cat
- The Lioness and the Bear
- The Cat and the Two Sparrows
- The Sick Stag
- The Wolf and the Fox
- The Woods and the Woodman
- The Shepherd and the Lion
- The Animals Sick of the Plague
- The Fowler, the Hawk, and the Lark
- Phoebus and Boreas
- The Stag and the Vine
- The Peacock Complaining to Juno
- The Eagle and the Beetle
- FABLES FROM THE SPANISH
- OF
- CARLOS YRIARTE*
- FABLES FROM THE SPANISH
- The Bee and the Cuckoo
- The Rope Dancer and His Pupil
- The Squirrel and the Horse
- The Bear, the Monkey, and the Pig
- The Muff, the Fan, and the Parasol
- The Duck and the Serpent
- The Tea and the Sage
- The Swan and the Linnet
- The Flint and the Steel
- FABLES OF GAY, COWPER, AND OTHERS
- JOHN GAY
- FABLES OF GAY AND COWPER
- The Monkey Who Had Seen the World
- JOHN GAY
- The Shepherd's Dog and the Wolf
- JOHN GAY
- The Rat-catcher and Cats
- JOHN GAY
- The Farmer's Wife and the Raven
- JOHN GAY
- The Council of Horses
- JOHN GAY
- The Hare and Many Friends
- JOHN GAY
- The Nightingale and the Glowworm
- WILLIAM COWPER
- The Raven
- Moral
- WILLIAM COWPER
- Pairing Time Anticipated
- WILLIAM COWPER
- The Poet, the Oyster, and Sensitive Plant
- WILLIAM COWPER
- The Pineapple and the Bee
- WILLIAM COWPER
- Amelia and the Spider
- ANONYMOUS
- The Goose and the Swans
- ANONYMOUS
- The Rats and the Cheese
- ANONYMOUS
- The Drop of Rain
- ANONYMOUS
- The Lion and the Echo
- ANONYMOUS
- JEAN DE LA FONTAINE
- THE END
- INDEX OF TITLES
- Invalid Lion, The. Aesop (Greek)
- Quartette, The. Krilof (Russian)