A Hundred Fables of La Fontaine
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" " You saw it, did you ? Grant it true, I saw it then, and felt it too. " Amidst this sweet affair, Arrived a person very big, Ycleped Sir Nincom Periwig.
They made him judge, to set the matter square. Sir Nincom, with a solemn face, Took up the oyster and the case : In opening both, the first he swallow'd, And, in due time, his judgment follow'd. " Attend : the court awards you each a shell Cost free ; depart in peace, and use them well. ' Foot up the cost of suits at law, 'The leavings recko...n and awards, The cash you II see Sir Nincom draw, And leave the parties purse and cards.
La Fontaine's FABLES.
THE-OYSTER-AND'THE-LITIGANTS ana tl)e JUan A TROUTLING, some time since, -*~^ Endeavour' d vainly to convince A hungry fisherman Of his unfitness for the frying-pan. The fisherman had reason good The troutling did the best he could Both argued for their lives. Now, if my present purpose thrives, I'll prop my former proposition By building on a small addition. A certain wolf, in point of wit The prudent fisher's opposite, A dog once finding far astray, Prepared to take him as his prey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " You saw it, did you ? Grant it true, I saw it then, and felt it too. " Amidst this sweet affair, Arrived a person very big, Ycleped Sir Nincom Periwig.
They made him judge, to set the matter square. Sir Nincom, with a solemn face, Took up the oyster and the case : In opening both, the first he swallow'd, And, in due time, his judgment follow'd. " Attend : the court awards you each a shell Cost free ; depart in peace, and use them well. ' Foot up the cost of suits at law, 'The leavings recko...n and awards, The cash you II see Sir Nincom draw, And leave the parties purse and cards.
La Fontaine's FABLES.
THE-OYSTER-AND'THE-LITIGANTS ana tl)e JUan A TROUTLING, some time since, -*~^ Endeavour' d vainly to convince A hungry fisherman Of his unfitness for the frying-pan. The fisherman had reason good The troutling did the best he could Both argued for their lives. Now, if my present purpose thrives, I'll prop my former proposition By building on a small addition. A certain wolf, in point of wit The prudent fisher's opposite, A dog once finding far astray, Prepared to take him as his prey.
What to read after A Hundred Fables of La Fontaine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean De La Fontaine to read onlineMoreLess
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