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Aesop's Fables
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Androcles
- Gratitude is the sign of noble souls.
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Andro
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The Ant and the Grasshopper
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is best to prepare for the days of necessity.
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AntGrass
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The Ants and the
Grasshopper with voice
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Antint
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The Ass's
Brains
- Wit has always an answer
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The Ass and
The Lapdog
- Clumsy jesting is no joke.
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The Ass in the Lion's Skin
- Fine
clothes may disguise, but silly words will disclose a
fool.
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The
Avaricious and Envions
- Vices are their own
punishment.
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The Bald Man and the Fly
- You will only injure yourself if you take notice of
despicable
enemies.
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BaldMan
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The Bat, the
Birds and the Beasts
- He that is
neither one thing nor the other has no friends.
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Belling the Cat
- It is easy to propose impossible
remedies.
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BellCat
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The Belly and the
Members
- All must work
together.
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The Cat-Maiden
- Nature will out. |
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The Two
Crabs
- Example is the best precept.
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The Crow
and the Pitcher
- Little by little does the
trick.
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The Dog and the
Shadow
- Beware lest you lose the substance
by grasping at the
shadow. |
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The Dog in the
Manger
- People often grudge others what they
cannot enjoy
themselves.
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The Dog and the
Wolf
- Better starve free than be a fat
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The Eagle and the
Arrow
- We often give our enemies
the means for our own destruction.
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The Four Oxen and
The Lion
- United we stand, divided we fall.
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The Fisher and
The Little Fish
- A little thing in hand is
worth more than a great thing in
prospect.
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The Fisher
- When you are in a man's power you must do
as he bids you. |
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The Fox and the Cat
- Better one safe way than a hundred on which
you cannot
reckon.
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The Fox, the Cock,
and the Dog
- Cunning often outwits itself.
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The Fox and the
Crow
- Do not trust flatterers.
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The Fox and the
Grapes
-It is easy to despise what you cannot
get.
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The Frogs Desiring
a King
- Better no rule than cruel rule.
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The Fox and
The Lion
- Familiarity breeds contempt.
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The Fox and the
Mask
- Outside show is a poor substitute for
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The Fox and the
Mosquitoes |
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The Frog and the
Ox
- Self-conceit may lead to
self-destruction.
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The Fox and the
Stork
- One bad turn deserves another.
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The Fox Without a
Tail
- Distrust interested advice.
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The Goose With
the Golden Eggs
- Greed oft o'er reaches
itself.
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The Hare With Many
Friends
- He that has many friends, has no
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The Hares and the
Frogs
- There is always someone worse off
than yourself.
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The Hare and the
Tortoise
- Plodding wins the race.
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The Hart and the
Hunter
- We often despise what is most useful
to us. |
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Hercules and the
Waggoner
- The gods help them that help
themselves.
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The Horse, Hunter
and Stag
- If you allow men to use you for
your own purposes, they will
use you for theirs.
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The Horse and the
Ass
- Better humble security than gilded
danger.
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The Jay and the
Peacock
- It is not only fine feathers that
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The Labourer
and the Nightingale
- Never believe a
captive's promise.
- Sorrow not over what is lost forever.
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The Lion, the Fox,
and the Beasts
- It is easier to get into the
enemy's toils than out again. |
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The Lion in Love
- Love can tame the wildest.
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The Lion's Share
- You may share the labours of the great, but
you will not
share the spoil.
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The Lion and the
Statue
- We can easily represent things as we
wish them to be.
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The Lion and the
Mouse
- Little friends may prove great
friends.
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The Man and the
Wooden God. |
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The Man, the Boy,
and the Donkey
- Please all, and you will
please none. |
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The Man and the
Serpent
- Injuries may be forgiven, but not
forgotten.
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The Man and His Two
Wives
- Yield to all and you will soon have
nothing to yield.
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The Man and the
Wood. |
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The Milkmaid and
Her Pail
- Do not count your chickens before
they are hatched.
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The Miser
and His Gold -
- Wealth unused might as well not exist.
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The
Mountains in Labour - Much outcry, little outcome.
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The Town Mouse and
the Country Mouse
- Better beans and bacon in
peace than cakes and ale in fear.
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The Man and the
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The Nurse and the
Wolf
- Enemies promises were made to be
broken.
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The Old Man and
Death
- We would often be sorry if our wishes
were gratified. |
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The Old Woman and
the Wine-Jar
- What memories cling 'round the
instruments of our pleasure.
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The ONE-Eyed Doe
- You cannot escape your fate.
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The Hart in the
Ox-Stall
- Nothing escapes the master's
eye. |
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The Peacock and
Juno
- Be content with your lot; one cannot
be first in everything.
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The Swallow and the
Other Birds
- Destroy the seed of evil, or it
will grow up to your ruin. |
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The Serpent and the
File
- It is useless attacking the
insensible. |
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The Shepherd's Boy
- A liar will not be believed, even when he
speaks the truth.
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The Sick Lion
- Only cowards insult dying majesty.
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The Bundle of
Sticks
- Union gives strength.
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The Tortoise and
the Birds
- Never soar aloft on an enemy's
opinions.
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The Young Thief and
His Mother
- Train up a child in the way he
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The Trumpeter Taken
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- Words may be deeds.
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The Two Fellows and
the Bear
- Never trust a friend who deserts
you at a pinch.
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The Two Pots
- The strong and the weak cannot keep
company.
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The Wind and the
Sun
- Kindness effects more than severity.
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The Wolf and the
Crane
- Gratitude and greed go not
together.
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The Wolf and the
Kid
- It is easy to be brave from a safe
distance. |
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The Wolf and the
Lamb
- Any excuse will serve a tyrant.
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The Wolf in Sheep's
Clothing
- Appearances are deceptive.
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The Woodman and the
Serpent
- No gratitude from the wicked.
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Androcles -
with sound
support
- Gratitude is the sign of noble souls.
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1Andro |
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The Ass's Brains -
with sound
support
- Wit has always an answer ready.
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1AssBrai
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The Ass and
The Lapdog - with sound support
- Clumsy jesting is no
joke. |
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The Bald Man and
the Fly - with sound support
- You will only injure yourself
if you take notice of despicable
enemies.
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The Bat, the Birds
and the Beasts - with sound support
- He that is neither one thing
nor the other has no friends.
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1BatBB
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Belling The Cat -
with sound
support
- It is easy to propose impossible remedies.
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1BelCat
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The Belly and the
Members - with
sound support
- All must work together. |
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The Cat-Maiden -
with sound
support
- Nature will out. |
1Cat |
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The Two Crabs -
with sound
support
- Example is the best precept.
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The Crow and the
Pitcher - with
sound support
- Little by little does the trick. |
1Crow |
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The Dog and the
Shadow - with sound support
- Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the
shadow.
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1Dog |
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