Chapter 230 The Wasps, the Partridges, and the Farmer(黄蜂、鹧鸪和农场主)
THE WASPS and the Partridges, overcome with thirst 阅读更多
Chapter 229 The Brother and the Sister(兄弟和姐妹)
A FATHER had one son and one daughter, the former 阅读更多
Chapter 232 The North Wind and the Sun(北风和太阳)
THE NORTH WIND and the Sun disputed as to which wa 阅读更多
Chapter 233 The Two Men Who Were Enemies(那两个曾是敌人的人)
TWO MEN, deadly enemies to each other, were sailin 阅读更多
Chapter 234 The Gamecocks and the Partridge(公鸡和山鹑)
A MAN had two Gamecocks in his poultry-yard. — 一个男 阅读更多
Chapter 236 The Lion, the Wolf, and the Fox(狮子、狼和狐狸)
A LION, growing old, lay sick in his cave. — 一只年老的 阅读更多
Chapter 240 The Spendthrift and the Swallow(挥霍的人和燕子)
A YOUNG MAN, a great spendthrift, had run through 阅读更多
Chapter 239 The Birds, the Beasts, and the Bat(鸟、兽和蝙蝠)
THE BIRDS waged war with the Beasts, and each were 阅读更多
Chapter 243 The Trumpeter Taken Prisoner(被俘的吹号手)
A TRUMPETER, bravely leading on the soldiers, was 阅读更多
Chapter 242 The Owl and the Birds(猫头鹰和鸟类)
AN OWL, in her wisdom, counseled the Birds that wh 阅读更多
Chapter 244 The Ass in the Lion’s Skin(狮子皮下的驴子)
AN ASS, having put on the Lion’s skin, roamed abou 阅读更多
Chapter 245 The Sparrow and the Hare(麻雀与野兔)
A HARE pounced upon by an eagle sobbed very much a 阅读更多
Chapter 247 The Goods and the Ills(物品和弊病)
ALL the Goods were once driven out by the Ills fro 阅读更多
Chapter 248 The Dove and the Crow(鸽子和乌鸦)
A DOVE shut up in a cage was boasting of the large 阅读更多
Chapter 250 The Eagle and the Jackdaw(鹰和寒鸦)
AN EAGLE, flying down from his perch on a lofty ro 阅读更多
Chapter 249 Mercury and the Workmen(水星和工人)
A WORKMAN, felling wood by the side of a river, le 阅读更多
Chapter 252 Jupiter, Neptune, Minerva, and Momus(木星、海王星、米涅瓦和莫穆斯)
ACCORDING to an ancient legend, the first man was 阅读更多
Chapter 253 The Eagle and the Fox(老鹰和狐狸)
AN EAGLE and a Fox formed an intimate friendship a 阅读更多
Chapter 255 The Ass and His Purchaser(驴和他的买主)
A MAN wished to purchase an Ass, and agreed with i 阅读更多
Chapter 254 The Man and the Satyr(男人和半人半兽者)
A MAN and a Satyr once drank together in token of 阅读更多
Chapter 258 The Jackdaw and the Fox(松鸦与狐狸)
A HALF-FAMISHED JACKDAW seated himself on a fig-tr 阅读更多
Chapter 260 The Gnat and the Bull(蚊子与公牛)
A GNAT settled on the horn of a Bull, and sat ther 阅读更多
Chapter 259 The Lark Burying Her Father(井底之蛙)
THE LARK (according to an ancient legend) was crea 阅读更多
Chapter 262 The Dogs and the Hides(狗和皮毛)
SOME DOGS famished with hunger saw a number of cow 阅读更多
Chapter 261 The Bitch and Her Whelps(母狗和她的幼崽们)
A BITCH, ready to whelp, earnestly begged a shephe 阅读更多
Chapter 263 The Shepherd and the Sheep(牧羊人和羊)
A SHEPHERD driving his Sheep to a wood, saw an oak 阅读更多
Chapter 265 The Monkey and the Camel(猴子和骆驼)
THE BEASTS of the forest gave a splendid entertain 阅读更多
Chapter 264 The Grasshopper and the Owl(蚱蜢和猫头鹰)
AN OWL, accustomed to feed at night and to sleep d 阅读更多
Chapter 266 The Peasant and the Apple-Tree(农民和苹果树)
A PEASANT had in his garden an Apple-Tree which bo 阅读更多
Chapter 268 The Trees Under the Protection of the Gods(神的庇护下的树木)
THE GODS, according to an ancient legend, made cho 阅读更多
Chapter 267 The Two Soldiers and the Robber(两名士兵和强盗)
TWO SOLDIERS traveling together were set upon by a 阅读更多
Chapter 269 The Mother and the Wolf(母亲和狼)
A FAMISHED WOLF was prowling about in the morning 阅读更多
Chapter 270 Truth and the Traveler(真理与旅人)
A WAYFARING MAN, traveling in the desert, met a wo 阅读更多
Chapter 273 The Lion and the Eagle(狮子和鹰)
AN EAGLE stayed his flight and entreated a Lion to 阅读更多
Chapter 275 The Buffoon and the Countryman(小丑和乡下人)
A RICH NOBLEMAN once opened the theaters without c 阅读更多
Chapter 274 The Hen and the Swallow(母鸡和燕子)
A HEN finding the eggs of a viper and carefully ke 阅读更多
Chapter 276 The Crow and the Serpent(乌鸦与蛇)
A CROW in great want of food saw a Serpent asleep 阅读更多
Chapter 277 The Hunter and the Horseman(猎人与骑士)
A CERTAIN HUNTER, having snared a hare, placed it 阅读更多