The original fables of La Fontaine.
By: Rendered into English prose by Frederick Tilney;  with coloured illus. by the author.
Contributors: Tilney, Frederick Colin.
Publisher: E. P. Dutton
Published: 1913
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 126
Subjects: Fables
Table of contents: title: Preface (p. 7); title: The Two Mules (p. 13); title: The Hare and the Partridge (p. 15); title: The Gardener and His Landlord (p. 17); title: The Man and His Image (p. 20); title: The Animals Sick of the Plague (p. 22); title: The Unhappily Married Man (p. 25); title: The Rat Retired from the World (p. 27); title: The Maiden (p. 29); title: The Wishes (p. 31); title: The Dairy-Woman and the Pail of Milk (p. 34); title: The Priest and the Corpse (p. 36); title: The Man Who Ran After Fortune and the Man who Waited for Her in His Bed (p. 38); title: An Animal in the Moon (p. 42); title: The Fortune-Tellers (p. 44); title: The Cobbler and the Financier (p. 47); title: The Power of Fable (p. 50); title: The Dog Who Carried His Master's Dinner (p. 52); title: Thyrsis and Amaranth (p. 54); title: The Rat and the Elephant (p. 56); title: The Horoscope (p. 57); title: Jupiter and the Thunderbolts (p. 60); title: Education (p. 62); title: Democritus and the People of Abdera (p. 64); title: The Acorn and the Pumpkin (p. 67); title: The Schoolboy, the Pedant, and the Owner of a Garden (p. 69); title: The Sculptor and the Statue of Jupiter (p. 71); title: The Oyster and the Pleaders (p. 73); title: The Cat and the Fox (p. 75); title: The Monkey and the Cat (p. 77); title: The Two Rats, the Fox, and the Egg (p. 79); title: The Dog with His Ears Cropped (p. 86); title: The Lioness and the She-Bear (p. 88); title: The Rabbits (p. 90); title: The Gods Wishing to Instruct a Son of Jupiter (p. 93); title: The Lion, the Monkey, and the Two Asses (p. 95); title: The Wolf and the Fox in the Well (p. 98); title: Love and Folly (p. 111); title: The Forest and the Woodcutter (p. 113); title: The Fox and the Young Turkeys (p. 115); title: The Ape (p. 117); title: The Scythian Philosopher (p. 118); title: The Elephant and Jupiter's Ape (p. 120); title: The League of Rats (p. 122); title: The Arbiter, the Hospitaller, and the Hermit (p. 124)