Fables of Aesop (Classics)

Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: INDEX. 275 p's Fable, 97, 30, 7411, 170. Fox and Lion, 06, ill. fax and Stork (ii. 13), 46, 140, Foxnd Wolf (ill. 6). a8, 14. 153- Fox as Singer, 115-0. Freeman, Prof., 1831. French, JEsop, xx. 187, tee Machault; language used by mediaeval English Jews, 176; scholarship, i, 14. Frohner, xx. Frogs desiring King (ii. i), 6, 5 Glinka, 193. Glossary, xix. Goat and Compasses, 1761. Goethe, cf. i. 6, 8. iv. 9. Set " Reynard the Fox." Goncharof, 192. Goodman and Serpent (i. 10), 52; Indian, 81 and n, 139, 153. See Countryman. Goodman, Son and Serpent (ii. 10), 52 ; Indian, 92, 106, 37 '53- See Countryman. Goose with Golden Eggs (Av. 24), 52; Indian, 67,126,129, '53. 197". I99- Gottheil, R., xix. 157. 22i, Gow, )., xix. Fuchs, 165 and n, cf. ii. 15. Furia, 171, ign, 29/1, 79. Gabrias, xx. 18, am, 3411, ef. . a, 5, 7, 8, 10, 15, ii. 10, 16, iii. 3, iv. 6, 9, 13, 15, 17, v. 1,4, Re. 1,5,7-9, Av. 2,13. Gaii'.oz, II., 131, 135 and it. Ualfred, 178 and n. See Walter of England; cf. i. 1-20, ii. 1-20, iii. 1-17. Gatha, 57, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67, 69, 71, 72, 73, 75, 78, 149. 213, 214. Gay, )., 197. Gellert in Midrash, 113 ; Bud- dhistic, 113, 130. Gerard, xx. 179. Gering, 1991, cf. i. 10, ii. 10, Al. 1-13. German /Esop, xx. 174, 186, 187 ; scholarship, 3, 14, 161 and n. See Stainhowel. "Gesta Romanorum," cf. . 17, ii. 10, iii. i, ao, v. 4, 13, Re. 14. Ghivizzani, xx. 187. "Gil Bias.",:/. Po. 6. Gitlbauer, 23, 25, 133. See Babrius. Gower, 184, 185, cf. Av. 17, Graesse, 216. Graetz, II., 118, 132, 133. Grasshoppers, 26n. Greek Fables, so...

The gods help them that help themselves . . . We would often be sorry if our wishes were gratified . . . Appearances are deceptive . . . These and many other familiar proverbs—in fact, many of the moral values that form the foundation of our daily lives—were expressed in tales from ancient Greece, credited to Aesop, the legendary storyteller.
This volume, edited by the celebrated English folklorist Joseph Jacobs, contains a rich selection of these time-honored tales, among them "The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse," "The Fox and the Crow," "The Lion and the Mouse," "The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing," "The Goose with the Golden Eggs," "The Old Man and Death," "Belling the Cat," "The Hare and the Tortoise," and dozens more.
Retold with wit and sparkle in simple, direct language, these short, clever stories offer young readers wonderful lessons in right and wrong, and many valuable insights into life, both its joys and perils. Over 170 classic illustrations by Richard Heighway bring the stories vividly to life for readers and listeners alike.