Poet

Jean de La Fontaine

1621–1695

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• The Ingratitude And Injustice Of Men Towards Fortune.
• The Jay In The Feathers Of The Peacock.
• The Jealous Husband
• The Joker And The Fishes.
• The King, The Kite, And The Falconer.
• The Kiss Returned
• The Kite And The Nightingale.
• The Lark And Her Young Ones With The Owner Of A Field.
• The League Of Rats (Prose Fable)
• The League Of The Rats.
• The Lion And The Ass Hunting.
• The Lion And The Gnat.
• The Lion And The Gnat.
• The Lion And The Hunter.
• The Lion And The Rat.
• The Lion Beaten By The Man.
• The Lion Going To War.
• The Lion Grown Old.
• The Lion In Love.
• The Lion's Court.
• The Lion, The Monkey, And The Two Asses (Prose Fable)
• The Lion, The Monkey, And The Two Asses.
• The Lion, The Wolf, And The Fox.
• The Lion.
• The Lioness And The Bear.
• The Lioness And The She-Bear (Prose Fable)
• The Little Bell
• The Little Fish And The Fisher.
• The Lobster And Her Daughter.
• The Maid.
• The Maiden (Prose Fable)
• The Man And His Image (Prose Fable)
• The Man And His Image.[1]
• The Man And The Adder.
• The Man And The Flea.
• The Man And The Wooden God.
• The Man Between Two Ages, And His Two Mistresses.[1]
• The Man Who Ran After Fortune And The Man Who Waited For Her In His Bed (Prose Fable)
• The Man Who Ran After Fortune, And The Man Who Waited For Her In His Bed.
• The Members And The Belly.
• The Merchant, The Noble, The Shepherd, And The King's Son.
• The Mice And The Owl.
• The Mice And The Screech-Owl (Prose Fable)
• The Miller, His Son And The Ass.
• The Miller, His Son, And The Ass
• The Miser And The Monkey.
• The Miser Who Had Lost His Treasure.
• The Mogul's Dream.
• The Monkey And The Cat (Prose Fable)
• The Monkey And The Cat.
• The Monkey And The Cat.
• The Monkey And The Dolphin.
• The Monkey And The Leopard.
• The Mountain In Labour.
• The Mouse Metamorphosed Into A Maid.
• The Mule Boasting Of His Genealogy.
• The Muleteer
• The Oak And The Reed.
• The Old Cat And The Young Mouse.
• The Old Man And His Sons.
• The Old Man And The Ass.
• The Old Man And The Three Young Ones.
• The Old Woman And Her Two Servants.
• The Oracle And The Atheist.
• The Oyster And The Litigants.
• The Oyster And The Pleaders (Prose Fable)
• The Pack-Saddle
• The Partridge And The Cocks.
• The Pashaw And The Merchant.
• The Peacock Complaining To Juno.
• The Peasant And His Angry Lord
• The Peasant Of The Danube.
• The Pitcher
• The Ploughman And His Sons.
• The Power Of Fable (Prose Fable)
• The Power Of Fables.
• The Priest And The Corpse (Prose Fable)
• The Progress Of Wit
• The Psalter
• The Quarrel Between The Dogs And The Cats And Between The Cats And The Mice (Prose Fable)
• The Quarrel Of The Dogs And Cats, And That Of The Cats And Mice.
• The Quarrel of the Dogs and Cats.
• The Quid Pro Quo; Or The Mistakes
• The Rabbits (Prose Fable)
• The Rabbits.
• The Rat And The Elephant (Prose Fable)
• The Rat And The Elephant.
• The Rat And The Oyster
• The Rat Retired From The World (Prose Fable)
• The Rat Retired From The World.
• The Raven And The Fox.
• The Raven Who Would Rival The Eagle.
• The Raven Wishing To Imitate The Eagle.
• The Raven, The Gazelle, The Tortoise, And The Rat.
• The Rhemese
• The River Scamander
• The Satyr And The Traveller.
• The Schoolboy, The Pedant, And The Owner Of A Garden (Prose Fable)
• The Schoolboy, The Pedant, And The Owner Of A Garden.
• The Sculptor And The Statue Of Jupiter.
• The Scythian Philosopher (Prose Fable)
• The Scythian Philosopher.
• The Serpent And The File.
• The Servant Girl Justified
• The Shepherd And His Dog.
• The Shepherd And His Flock.
• The Shepherd And The King.
• The Shepherd And The Lion.
• The Shepherd And The Sea.
• The Sick Abbess
• The Sick Lion And The Fox.
• The Sick Stag.
• The Spectacles
• The Spider And The Swallow.
• The Stag And The Vine.
• The Stag Seeing Himself In The Water.
• The Sun And The Frogs.
• The Sun And The Frogs.
• The Swallow And The Little Birds.[1]
• The Swan And The Cook.
• The Thieves And The Ass.[1]
• The Three Gossips' Wager
• The Torrent And The River.
• The Tortoise And The Two Ducks.
• The Treasure And The Two Men.
• The Truckers
• The Two Adventurers And The Talisman.
• The Two Asses.
• The Two Bulls And The Frog.
• The Two Cocks.
• The Two Dogs And The Dead Ass.
• The Two Doves.
• The Two Friends
• The Two Friends.
• The Two Goats.
• The Two Mules (Prose Fable)
• The Two Mules.
• The Two Parrots, The King, And His Son.
• The Two Rats, The Fox, And The Egg (Prose Fable)
• The Two Rats, The Fox, And The Egg.
• The Unhappily Married Man (Prose Fable)
• The Use Of Knowledge.
• The Vultures And The Pigeons.
• The Wallet.[1]
• The Wax-Candle.
• The Weasel In The Granary.
• The Will Explained By Aesop.
• The Wishes (Prose Fable)
• The Wishes.
• The Wolf Accusing The Fox Before The Monkey.
• The Wolf And The Dog.[1]
• The Wolf And The Fox (Prose Fable)
• The Wolf And The Fox In The Well (Prose Fable)
• The Wolf And The Fox.
• The Wolf And The Fox.
• The Wolf And The Hunter.
• The Wolf And The Lamb.[1]
• The Wolf And The Lean Dog.
• The Wolf And The Shepherds.
• The Wolf And The Stork.
• The Wolf Turned Shepherd.
• The Wolf, The Goat, And The Kid.
• The Wolf, The Mother, And Her Child.
• The Wolves And The Sheep.
• The Woman Drowned.
• The Women And The Secret.
• The Woodman And Mercury.
• The Woods And The Woodman.
• The Words Of Socrates.
• The Young Widow.
• Thyrsis And Amaranth (Prose Fable)
• Thyrsis And Amaranth.
• To Madame De Montespan
• To Monseigneur The Dauphin.[1]
• To Promise Is One Thing; To Keep It, Another
• Wife
• William

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• A M. D. M.[16]glossed
• A M. De Barillon[58]glossed
• A M. Le C. D. B.[34]glossed
• A Monseigneur Le Dauphinglossed
• Ballade sur le refus que firent les Augustins…
• Conseil tenu par les Ratsglossed
• Contre ceux qui ont le goût difficileglossed
• Contre la mesme
• Daphnis et Alcimadureglossed
• Démocrite et les Abdéritainsglossed
• Discours à Monsieur le Duc de La Rochefoucauldglossed
• Du Thésauriseur et du Singeglossed
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