Poet

Jean de La Fontaine

1621–1695

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English

• Against The Hard To Suit.
• Alice Sick
• An Animal In The Moon (Prose Fable)
• An Animal In The Moon.
• An Imitation Of Anacreon
• Another Imitation Of Anacreon
• Anselm
• Camillus
• Daphnis And Alcimadure.
• Death And The Dying.
• Death And The Woodman.[1]
• Democritus And The People Of Abdera (Prose Fable)
• Democritus And The People Of Abdera.
• Discord.
• Education (Prose Fable)
• Education.
• Epilogue To Book XI.
• Epilogue.
• Epitaph Of La Fontaine - Made By Himself
• Feronde
• Fortune And The Boy.
• Friar Philip's Geese
• Husband
• Husband
• Husband
• Jupiter And The Farmer.
• Jupiter And The Passenger.
• Jupiter And The Thunderbolts (Prose Fable)
• Jupiter And The Thunderbolts.
• Love And Folly (Prose Fable)
• Love And Folly.
• Negro
• Neighbour
• Neighbour
• Neighbour Peter'S Mare
• Nothing Too Much.
• Party Strife.
• Philomel And Progne.
• Phoebus And Boreas.
• Simonides Preserved By The Gods.[1]
• Sister Jane
• The Acorn And The Pumpkin (Prose Fable)
• The Acorn And The Pumpkin.
• The Acorn and the Pumpkin.
• The Animals Sending Tribute To Alexander.
• The Animals Sick Of The Plague (Prose Fable)
• The Animals Sick Of The Plague.
• The Ape (Prose Fable)
• The Ape.
• The Arbiter, The Almoner, And The Hermit.
• The Arbiter, The Hospitaller, And The Hermit (Prose Fable)
• The Ass And His Masters.
• The Ass And The Dog.
• The Ass And The Little Dog.
• The Ass Carrying Relics.
• The Ass Dressed In The Lion'S Skin.
• The Ass In The Lion's Skin.
• The Ass Loaded With Sponges, And The Ass Loaded With Salt.
• The Astrologer Who Stumbled Into A Well.
• The Avaricious Wife And Tricking Gallant
• The Bat And The Two Weasels.
• The Battle Of The Rats And The Weasels.
• The Bear And The Amateur Gardener.
• The Bear And The Two Companions.
• The Bird Wounded By An Arrow.
• The Bitch And Her Friend.
• The Boy And The Schoolmaster.
• The Bucking-Tub
• The Burier And His Comrade.
• The Camel And The Floating Sticks.
• The Carter In The Mire.
• The Case Of Conscience
• The Cat And The Fox (Prose Fable)
• The Cat And The Fox.
• The Cat And The Fox.
• The Cat And The Old Rat.
• The Cat And The Rat.
• The Cat And The Thrush.
• The Cat And The Two Sparrows.
• The Cat Metamorphosed Into A Woman.
• The Cat, The Weasel, And The Young Rabbit.
• The Charlatan.
• The City Mouse And The Country Mouse.
• The City Rat And The Country Rat.[1]
• The Clyster
• The Coach And The Fly.
• The Cobbler
• The Cobbler And The Financier (Prose Fable)
• The Cobbler And The Financier.
• The Cock And The Fox.
• The Cock And The Pearl.
• The Cockerel, The Cat, And The Young Mouse.
• The Companions Of Ulysses (Prose Fable)
• The Companions Of Ulysses.
• The Contract
• The Convent Gardener Of Lamporechio
• The Council Held By The Rats
• The Country Justice
• The Countryman And The Serpent.
• The Countryman Who Sought His Calf
• The Cradle
• The Cudgelled And Contented Cuckold
• The Cunning Fox.
• The Curate And The Corpse.
• The Dairy-Woman And The Pail Of Milk (Prose Fable)
• The Dairywoman And The Pot Of Milk.
• The Devil In Hell
• The Devil Of Pope-Fig Island
• The Doctors.
• The Dog And Cat.
• The Dog And His Image.
• The Dog And His Master's Dinner.
• The Dog That Dropped The Substance For The Shadow.
• The Dog Who Carried His Master's Dinner (Prose Fable)
• The Dog Whose Ears Were Cropped.
• The Dog With His Ears Cropped (Prose Fable)
• The Dove And The Ant.
• The Dove And The Ant.
• The Dove And The Ant.
• The Dragon With Many Heads, And The Dragon With Many Tails.[1]
• The Dress-Maker
• The Drunkard And His Wife.
• The Eagle And The Beetle.
• The Eagle And The Magpie.
• The Eagle And The Owl.
• The Eagle, The Wild Sow, And The Cat.
• The Ear-Maker And The Mould-Mender
• The Ears Of The Hare.
• The Earthen Pot And The Iron Pot.
• The Eel Pie
• The Elephant And Jupiter's Ape (Prose Fable)
• The Elephant And The Ape Of Jupiter.
• The English Fox.
• The Ephesian Matron
• The Eye Of The Master.
• The Faithless Depositary.
• The Falcon And The Capon.
• The Farmer, The Dog, And The Fox.
• The Fishes And The Cormorant.
• The Fishes And The Shepherd Who Played The Flute.
• The Fly And The Ant.
• The Fly And The Game.
• The Fool And The Sage.
• The Fool Who Sold Wisdom.
• The Forest And The Woodcutter (Prose Fable)
• The Fortune-Tellers (Prose Fable)
• The Fortune-Tellers.
• The Fowler, The Hawk, And The Lark.
• The Fox And The Bust.
• The Fox And The Goat.
• The Fox And The Grapes.
• The Fox And The Grapes.
• The Fox And The Stork.
• The Fox And The Stork.
• The Fox And The Turkeys.
• The Fox And The Young Turkeys (Prose Fable)
• The Fox With His Tail Cut Off.
• The Fox, The Flies, And The Hedgehog.
• The Fox, The Monkey, And The Animals.
• The Fox, The Wolf, And The Horse.
• The Frog And The Rat.
• The Frog That Wished To Be As Big As The Ox.[1]
• The Frog Who Wished To Be As Big As The Ox.
• The Frogs Asking A King.
• The Funeral Of The Lioness.
• The Gardener And His Landlord (Prose Fable)
• The Gardener And His Lord.
• The Gascon
• The Gascon Punished
• The Glutton
• The Gods Wishing To Instruct A Son Of Jupiter (Prose Fable)
• The Gods Wishing To Instruct A Son Of Jupiter.
• The Golden Pitcher.
• The Gout And The Spider.
• The Grasshopper And The Ant.
• The Grasshopper And The Ant.[1]
• The Hare And The Frogs.
• The Hare And The Partridge (Prose Fable)
• The Hare And The Partridge.
• The Hare And The Tortoise.
• The Hare And The Tortoise.
• The Head And The Tail Of The Serpent.
• The Heifer, The Goat, And The Sheep, In Company With The Lion.[1]
• The Hen With The Golden Eggs.
• The Hen With The Golden Eggs.
• The Hermit
• The Heron Who Was Hard To Please.
• The Heron.
• The Hog, The Goat, And The Sheep.
• The Hornets And The Bees.
• The Horoscope (Prose Fable)
• The Horoscope.
• The Horse And The Ass.
• The Horse And The Wolf.
• The Horse Wishing To Be Revenged Upon The Stag.
• The Husband, The Wife, And The Thief.
• The Husband-Confessor
• The Ill-Married.
• The Impossible Thing
• The Indiscreet Confessions