Fables of Aesop And Others
Fables of Aesop And Others
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If these deserters were to suffer the same fate with the Bat, ind be doomed not to appear till after the close of the evening, ive should sometimes be deprived of very considerable faces in . Lie great diurnal assemblies of the nation. But, probably, the jtreet would rattle more than ever, anights; and the great num . '>er of flambeaux which would attend the coaches and chairs of IT 830 iKSOPS FABLES.
distinction, would illuminate the town to such a degree, as to make the interdiction of day a ...very inconsiderable '^^enalty.
FAB. CXXVI. The Bear and the Bee-hives.
A Bear, climbing over the fence into a place where Bees were kept, began to plunder the Hives, and rob them of their honey. But the Bees, to revenge the injury, attacked him in a whole swarm together; and though they were not able to pierce his rugged hide, yet with their little stings, they so annoyed his eyes and nostrils, that, unable to endure the smarting pain, with impatience he tore the skin over his ears with his own claws, and suffered ample punishment for the injury he did the Bees, in breaking open their waxen cells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If these deserters were to suffer the same fate with the Bat, ind be doomed not to appear till after the close of the evening, ive should sometimes be deprived of very considerable faces in . Lie great diurnal assemblies of the nation. But, probably, the jtreet would rattle more than ever, anights; and the great num . '>er of flambeaux which would attend the coaches and chairs of IT 830 iKSOPS FABLES.
distinction, would illuminate the town to such a degree, as to make the interdiction of day a ...very inconsiderable '^^enalty.
FAB. CXXVI. The Bear and the Bee-hives.
A Bear, climbing over the fence into a place where Bees were kept, began to plunder the Hives, and rob them of their honey. But the Bees, to revenge the injury, attacked him in a whole swarm together; and though they were not able to pierce his rugged hide, yet with their little stings, they so annoyed his eyes and nostrils, that, unable to endure the smarting pain, with impatience he tore the skin over his ears with his own claws, and suffered ample punishment for the injury he did the Bees, in breaking open their waxen cells.
What to read after Fables of Aesop And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aesop to read onlineMoreLess
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