Literary Fables

About this eBook

Author

Iriarte, Tomás de, 1750-1791

Title

Literary Fables of Yriarte

Credits

Produced by Marc D'Hooghe (Images generously made available by the Internet Archive, digitized by Google.)

Language

English

LoC Class

PQ: Language and Literatures: Romance literatures: French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese

Subject

Fables, Spanish -- Translations into English

Category

Text

eBook-No.

39640

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/39640

Release Date

May 7, 2012

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.LITERARY FABLES — OF
2. 2.YRIARTE. — (Tomás de Iriarte y Oropesa) — TRANSLATED FROM THE SPANISH, — BY — GEO. H. DEVEREUX. — PREFACE. — INTRODUCTION. — FABLE I. — THE ELEPHANT AND OTHER ANIMALS — FABLE II. — THE SILKWORM AND SPIDER. — FABLE III. — THE BEAR, THE MONKEY AND THE HOG. — FABLE IV. — THE DRONES AND THE BEE. — FABLE V. — THE TWO PARROTS AND THE MAGPIE. — FABLE VI. — THE SHOWMAN'S MONKEY AND HIS MASTER. — FABLE VII. — THE CATHEDRAL BELL AND THE LITTLE BELL. — FABLE VIII. — THE ASS AND THE FLUTE. — FABLE IX. — THE ANT AND THE FLEA. — FABLE X. — THE WALL-FLOWER AND THE THYME. — FABLE XI. — THE RABBITS AND THE DOGS. — FABLE XII. — THE EGGS. — FABLE XIII. — THE DUCK AND THE SNAKE. — FABLE XIV. — THE MUFF, THE FAN, AND THE UMBRELLA. — FABLE XV. — THE FROG AND THE TADPOLE. — FABLE XVI. — THE BUSTARD. — FABLE XVII. — THE LINNET AND THE SWAN. — FABLE XVIII. — THE HACK MULE. — FABLE XIX. — THE GOAT AND THE HORSE. — FABLE XX. — THE BEE AND THE CUCKOO. — FABLE XXI. — THE RAT AND THE CAT. — FABLE XXII.—XXIII. — THE OWL AND LAMP, — THE DOGS AND THE RAGMAN. — FABLE XXIV. — THE THRUSH, PARROT AND MAGPIE. — FABLE XXV. — THE WOLF AND THE SHEPHERD. — FABLE XXVI. — THE LION, EAGLE AND BAT. — FABLE XXVII. — THE MONKEY. — FABLE XXVIII. — THE ASS AND HIS MASTER. — FABLE XXIX. — THE TURNSPIT AND THE MULE OF THE WELL. — FABLE XXX. — THE AUTHOR AND THE RAT. — FABLE XXXI. — THE SQUIRREL AND THE HORSE. — FABLE XXXII. — THE FOX AND THE LADY. — FABLE XXXIII. — THE OSTRICH, THE DROMEDARY, AND THE FOX. — FABLE XXXIV. — THE CROW AND THE TURKEY. — FABLE XXXV. — THE SILKWORM AND THE CATERPILLAR. — FABLE XXXVI. — THE PURCHASE OF THE ASS. — FABLE XXXVII. — THE OX AND THE GRASSHOPPER. — FABLE XXXVIII. — THE MACAW AND THE MARMOT. — FABLE XXXIX. — THE PORTRAIT. — FABLE XL. — THE TWO INNS. — FABLE XLI. — THE TEA-PLANT AND SAGE. — FABLE XLII. — THE CAT, THE LIZARD, AND THE CRICKET. — FABLE XLIII. — THE CONCERT OF THE BEASTS. — FABLE XLIV. — THE SWORD AND THE SPIT. — FABLE XLV. — THE UNFORTUNATES. — FABLE XLVI. — THE COCKS. — FABLE XLVII. — THE MONKEY AND THE MAGPIE. — FABLE XLVIII. — THE NIGHTINGALE AND THE SPARROW. — FABLE XLIX. — THE GARDENER AND HIS MASTER. — FABLE L. — THE TWO THRUSHES. — FABLE LI. — THE LACE-MAKERS. — FABLE LII. — THE HUNTER AND HIS FERRET. — FABLE LIII. — THE PIG, THE COCK, AND THE LAMB. — FABLE LIV. — THE FLINT AND THE STEEL. — FABLE LV. — THE JUDGE AND THE ROBBER. — FABLE LVI. — THE HOUSEMAID AND THE BROOM. — FABLE LVII. — THE LIZARDS. — FABLE LVIII. — THE WATCHES. — FABLE LIX. — THE MOLE AND OTHER ANIMALS. — FABLE LX. — THE ROPE-DANCER. — FABLE LXI. — THE OWL AND THE TOAD. — FABLE LXII. — THE OIL-MERCHANT'S ASS. — FABLE LXIII. — THE CONNOISSEURS. — FABLE LXIV. — THE FROG AND THE HEN. — FABLE LXV. — THE BEETLE. — FABLE LXVI. — THE RICH MAN'S LIBRARY. — FABLE LXVII. — THE VIPER AND THE LEECH.

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