Fables From La Fontaine in English Verse
Fables From La Fontaine in English Verse
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259 " Have you remov'd the strong resistance ? — " Thus do the Gods bestow assistance.
" Now clap your shoulder to the wheel " And let the whip your horses feel. ' 1 A miracle the Bumpkin sees : His striving cattle move with ease !
He joyful thanks great Hercules.
Mortals! to Heav'n address your pray'r, But seek not all your succour there : — Deaf to the careless, slothful elf, Heav^i helps the man, who helps himself.
L 2G0 3 L'ANE ET LE PETIT CHIEN.
Nk foreons point notre talent : Nous ne feri...ons rien avec grace.
Jamais un lourdaud, quoiqu'il fasse, Ne sauroit passer pour galant. Peu de gens, que le ciel cherit et gratifie, Ont le don d'agreer infus avec la vie.
C'est un point q u^il leur faut laisser, Et ne pas ressembler a Pane de la fable, Qui pour se rendre plus aimable, Et plus cher a son maitre, alia le caresser.
Comment ! disoit-il en son ame, Ce Chien, parce qu'il est mignon, Vivra de pair et compagnon Avec Monsieur, avec Madame !
Et j'aurai de coups de baton !
Que fait-il?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
259 " Have you remov'd the strong resistance ? — " Thus do the Gods bestow assistance.
" Now clap your shoulder to the wheel " And let the whip your horses feel. ' 1 A miracle the Bumpkin sees : His striving cattle move with ease !
He joyful thanks great Hercules.
Mortals! to Heav'n address your pray'r, But seek not all your succour there : — Deaf to the careless, slothful elf, Heav^i helps the man, who helps himself.
L 2G0 3 L'ANE ET LE PETIT CHIEN.
Nk foreons point notre talent : Nous ne feri...ons rien avec grace.
Jamais un lourdaud, quoiqu'il fasse, Ne sauroit passer pour galant. Peu de gens, que le ciel cherit et gratifie, Ont le don d'agreer infus avec la vie.
C'est un point q u^il leur faut laisser, Et ne pas ressembler a Pane de la fable, Qui pour se rendre plus aimable, Et plus cher a son maitre, alia le caresser.
Comment ! disoit-il en son ame, Ce Chien, parce qu'il est mignon, Vivra de pair et compagnon Avec Monsieur, avec Madame !
Et j'aurai de coups de baton !
Que fait-il?
What to read after Fables From La Fontaine in English Verse?
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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