Before revision: Sue Porter Dick Whittington England The familiar pantomime story of Richard Whittington Ken Laidlaw Don ’ t Count Your Chickens Spain The fable behind the proverb, one of many variants of the fable The milkmaid and her pailThe version presented is from the Tales of Count Lucanor, chapter 28 "Of what happened to a woman called Truhana" Aesop also has a version The Milk Woman and Her Pail James Marsh The Hawk and the Nightingale Greece Recorded by Hesiod in his Works and Days.
After revision: Sue Porter Dick Whittington England The familiar pantomime story of Richard Whittington Ken Laidlaw Don ' t Count Your Chickens Spain The fable behind the proverb, one of many variants of the fable The milkmaid and her pailThe version presented is from the Tales of Count Lucanor, chapter 28 "Of what happened to a woman called Truhana" Aesop also has a version The Milk Woman and Her Pail James Marsh The Hawk and the Nightingale Greece Recorded by Hesiod in his Works and Days.