Fifty Fables By La Fontaine
Fifty Fables By La Fontaine
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43. L'Huître et les Plaideurs Un jour deux pèlerins sur le sable rencontrent Une huître, que le flot y venait d'apporter : Ils l'avalent des yeux, du doigt ils se la montrent ; A l'égard de la dent il fallut contester.
L'un se baissait déjà pour amasser la proie; L'autre le pousse, et dit : « Il est bon de savoir Qui de nous en aura la joie.
70 quelquefois has hère the obsolète meaning "once." — 75 bergère: a conventional term, due to the pop u la rit y of pastoral poetry, in which lovers were ...called bergers and bergères. — 83 Ai-je passé; in 1679, when this fable appeared, La Fontaine was 58 years old.
L'Huître et les Plaideurs, livre IX, fable 9. This fable was first published in 1671. Two years before, a fable on the same subject had been inserted by Boileau in his first Epistie; he afterwards transferred Digitized by VjOOQ IC LA FONTAINE S FABLES 73 Celui qui le premier a pu l'apercevoir En sera le gobeur ; l'autre le verra faire.
10 — Si par là Ton juge l'affaire, Reprit son compagnon, j'ai l'œil bon, Dieu merci.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
43. L'Huître et les Plaideurs Un jour deux pèlerins sur le sable rencontrent Une huître, que le flot y venait d'apporter : Ils l'avalent des yeux, du doigt ils se la montrent ; A l'égard de la dent il fallut contester.
L'un se baissait déjà pour amasser la proie; L'autre le pousse, et dit : « Il est bon de savoir Qui de nous en aura la joie.
70 quelquefois has hère the obsolète meaning "once." — 75 bergère: a conventional term, due to the pop u la rit y of pastoral poetry, in which lovers were ...called bergers and bergères. — 83 Ai-je passé; in 1679, when this fable appeared, La Fontaine was 58 years old.
L'Huître et les Plaideurs, livre IX, fable 9. This fable was first published in 1671. Two years before, a fable on the same subject had been inserted by Boileau in his first Epistie; he afterwards transferred Digitized by VjOOQ IC LA FONTAINE S FABLES 73 Celui qui le premier a pu l'apercevoir En sera le gobeur ; l'autre le verra faire.
10 — Si par là Ton juge l'affaire, Reprit son compagnon, j'ai l'œil bon, Dieu merci.
What to read after Fifty Fables By La Fontaine?
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