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Contents

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

 

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  • The Cat and the Youth

  • The Farmer and His Sons

  • Jupiter and the Baby Show

  • The Man and the Dog

  • The Cat and the Birds

  • Mercury and the Woodchopper

  • The Fox and the Grapes

  • The Penitent Thief

  • The Archer and the Eagle

  • Truth and the Traveller

  • The Wolf and the Lamb

  • The Lion and the Boar

  • The Grasshopper and the Ant

  • The Fisher and the Fished

  • The Farmer and the Fox

  • Dame Fortune and the Traveller

  • The Victor and the Victim

  • The Wolf and the Shepherds

  • The Goose and the Swan

  • The Lion, the Cock, and the Ass

  • The Snake and the Swallow

  • The Wolves and the Dogs

  • The Hen and the Vipers

  • A Seasonable Joke

  • The Lion and the Thorn

  • The Fawn and the Buck

  • The Kite, the Pigeons, and the Hawk

  • The Wolf and the Babe

  • The Wolf and the Ostrich

  • The Herdsman and the Lion

  • The Man and the Viper

  • The Man and the Eagle

  • The War-horse and the Miller

  • The Dog and the Reflection

  • The Man and the Fish-horn

  • The Hare and the Tortoise

  • Hercules and the Carter

  • The Lion and the Bull

  • The Man and his Goose

  • The Wolf and the Feeding Goat

  • Jupiter and the Birds

  • The Lion and the Mouse

  • The Old Man and His Sons

  • The Crab and His Son

  • The North Wind and the Sun

  • The Mountain and the Mouse

  • The Bellamy and the Members

  • The Wolf and the Crane

  • The Lion and the Mouse

  • The Hares and the Frogs

  • The Belly and the Members

  • The Piping Fisherman

  • The Ants and the Grasshopper

  • The Dog and His Reflection

  • The Lion, the Bear, and the Fox

  • The Ass and the Lion’s Skin

  • The Ass and the Grasshoppers

  • The Wolf and the Lion

  • The Hare and the Tortoise

  • The Milkmaid and Her Bucket

  • King Log and King Stork

  • The Wolf Who Would Be a Lion

  • The Monkey and the Nuts

  • The Boys and the Frogs

 

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