Fantastic Fables
Publisher: Project Gutenberg
Published: 1995-12-01
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: The Moral Principle and the Material Interest; title: The Crimson Candle; title: The Blotted Escutcheon and the Soiled Ermine; title: The Ingenious Patriot; title: Two Kings; title: An Officer and a Thug; title: The Conscientious Official; title: How Leisure Came; title: The Moral Sentiment; title: The Politicians; title: The Thoughtful Warden; title: The Treasury and the Arms; title: The Christian Serpent; title: The Broom of the Temple; title: The Critics; title: The Foolish Woman; title: Father and Son; title: The Discontented Malefactor; title: A Call to Quit; title: The Man and the Lightning; title: The Lassoed Bear; title: The Ineffective Rooter; title: A Protagonist of Silver; title: The Holy Deacon; title: A Hasty Settlement; title: The Wooden Guns; title: The Reform School Board; title: The Poet’s Doom; title: The Noser and the Note; title: The Cat and the King; title: The Literary Astronomer; title: The Lion and the Rattlesnake; title: The Man with No Enemies; title: The Alderman and the Raccoon; title: The Flying-Machine; title: The Angel’s Tear; title: The City of Political Distinction; title: The Party Over There; title: The Poetess of Reform; title: The Unchanged Diplomatist; title: An Invitation; title: The Ashes of Madame Blavatsky; title: The Opossum of the Future; title: The Life-Savers; title: The Australian Grasshopper; title: The Pavior; title: The Tried Assassin; title: The Bumbo of Jiam; title: The Two Poets; title: The Thistles upon the Grave; title: The Shadow of the Leader; title: The Sagacious Rat; title: The Member and the Soap; title: Alarm and Pride; title: A Causeway; title: Two in Trouble; title: The Witch’s Steed; title: The All Dog; title: The Farmer’s Friend; title: Physicians Two; title: The Overlooked Factor; title: A Racial Parallel; title: The Honest Cadi; title: The Kangaroo and the Zebra; title: A Matter of Method; title: The Man of Principle; title: The Returned Californian; title: The Compassionate Physician; title: Two of the Damned; title: The Austere Governor; title: Religions of Error; title: The Penitent Elector; title: The Tail of the Sphinx; title: A Prophet of Evil; title: The Crew of the Life-boat; title: A Treaty of Peace; title: The Nightside of Character; title: The Faithful Cashier; title: The Circular Clew; title: The Devoted Widow; title: The Hardy Patriots; title: The Humble Peasant; title: The Various Delegation; title: The No Case; title: A Harmless Visitor; title: The Judge and the Rash Act; title: The Prerogative of Might; title: An Inflated Ambition; title: Rejected Services; title: The Power of the Scalawag; title: At Large—One Temper; title: The Seeker and the Sought; title: His Fly-Speck Majesty; title: The Pugilist’s Diet; title: The Old Man and the Pupil; title: The Deceased and his Heirs; title: The Politicians and the Plunder; title: The Man and the Wart; title: The Divided Delegation; title: A Forfeited Right; title: Revenge; title: An Optimist; title: A Valuable Suggestion; title: Two Footpads; title: Equipped for Service; title: The Basking Cyclone; title: At the Pole; title: The Optimist and the Cynic; title: The Poet and the Editor; title: The Taken Hand; title: An Unspeakable Imbecile; title: A Needful War; title: The Mine Owner and the Jackass; title: The Dog and the Physician; title: The Party Manager and the Gentleman.; title: The Legislator and the Citizen; title: The Rainmaker; title: The Citizen and the Snakes; title: Fortune and the Fabulist; title: A Smiling Idol; title: Philosophers Three; title: The Boneless King; title: Uncalculating Zeal; title: A Transposition; title: The Honest Citizen; title: A Creaking Tail; title: Wasted Sweets; title: Six and One; title: The Sportsman and the Squirrel; title: The Fogy and the Sheik; title: At Heaven’s Gate; title: The Catted Anarchist; title: The Honourable Member; title: The Expatriated Boss; title: An Inadequate Fee; title: The Judge and the Plaintiff; title: The Return of the Representative; title: A Statesman; title: Two Dogs; title: Three Recruits; title: The Mirror; title: Saint and Sinner; title: An Antidote; title: A Weary Echo; title: The Ingenious Blackmailer; title: A Talisman; title: The Ancient Order; title: A Fatal Disorder; title: The Massacre; title: A Ship and a Man; title: Congress and the People; title: The Justice and His Accuser; title: The Highwayman and the Traveller; title: The Policeman and the Citizen; title: The Writer and the Tramps; title: Two Politicians; title: The Fugitive Office; title: The Tyrant Frog; title: The Eligible Son-in-Law; title: The Statesman and the Horse; title: An Ærophobe; title: The Thrift of Strength; title: The Good Government; title: The Life-Saver; title: The Man and the Bird; title: From the Minutes; title: Three of a Kind; title: The Fabulist and the Animals; title: A Revivalist Revived; title: The Debaters; title: Two of the Pious; title: The Desperate Object; title: The Appropriate Memorial; title: A Needless Labour; title: A Flourishing Industry; title: The Self-Made Monkey; title: The Patriot and the Banker; title: The Mourning Brothers; title: The Disinterested Arbiter; title: The Thief and the Honest Man; title: The Dutiful Son; title: Aesopus Emendatus; title: The Cat and the Youth; title: The Farmer and His Sons; title: Jupiter and the Baby Show; title: The Man and the Dog; title: The Cat and the Birds; title: Mercury and the Woodchopper; title: The Fox and the Grapes; title: The Penitent Thief; title: The Archer and the Eagle; title: Truth and the Traveller; title: The Wolf and the Lamb; title: The Lion and the Boar; title: The Grasshopper and the Ant; title: The Fisher and the Fished; title: The Farmer and the Fox; title: Dame Fortune and the Traveller; title: The Victor and the Victim; title: The Wolf and the Shepherds; title: The Goose and the Swan; title: The Lion, the Cock, and the Ass; title: The Snake and the Swallow; title: The Wolves and the Dogs; title: The Hen and the Vipers; title: A Seasonable Joke; title: The Lion and the Thorn; title: The Fawn and the Buck; title: The Kite, the Pigeons, and the Hawk; title: The Wolf and the Babe; title: The Wolf and the Ostrich; title: The Herdsman and the Lion; title: The Man and the Viper; title: The Man and the Eagle; title: The War-horse and the Miller; title: The Dog and the Reflection; title: The Man and the Fish-horn; title: The Hare and the Tortoise; title: Hercules and the Carter; title: The Lion and the Bull; title: The Man and his Goose; title: The Wolf and the Feeding Goat; title: Jupiter and the Birds; title: The Lion and the Mouse; title: The Old Man and his Sons; title: The Crab and his Son; title: The North Wind and the Sun; title: The Mountain and the Mouse; title: The Bellamy and the Members; title: Old Saws with New Teeth; title: The Wolf and the Crane; title: The Lion and the Mouse; title: The Hares and the Frogs; title: The Belly and the Members; title: The Piping Fisherman; title: The Ants and the Grasshopper; title: The Dog and His Reflection; title: The Lion, the Bear, and the Fox; title: The Ass and the Lion’s Skin; title: The Ass and the Grasshoppers; title: The Wolf and the Lion; title: The Hare and the Tortoise; title: The Milkmaid and Her Bucket; title: King Log and King Stork; title: The Wolf Who Would Be a Lion; title: The Monkey and the Nuts; title: The Boys and the Frogs