One Hundred Fables
One Hundred Fables
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£sop, 64 ; Haudent, 22.
76 99 prendre . . . dents : means that they ate by putting the dish to their mouths.
76 95 Iioasse : cever^ usually for fumiture ; hère probably tahk^hth, 76 13 Ne plaise aoz dienz : see 62 9.
Fable 79. La Fontaine, livre viii, fable 15. La Fontaine's source was probably an anonymous fable, " Le Rat et TÊléphant,*' publîshed in 1670, although his conclusion is original.
76 17 personnage: notable person.
76 90 françois: an old spelling oi français \ rhymes with bourgeois....
It is to be noted, however, that m français the spelling has changed to conform to the pronunciation, while in bourgeois the pronunciation has conf ormed to the spelling. See note on étroit^ 26 9.
76 99 Espagnols : in the seventeenth century Spaniards were usually represented on the stage as swashbucklers.
76 95 dtt nôtre : ofour own, 76 96 en . . . autre (orgueil) : is weUworthanather^s; that is, is fuite as badf as that of the Spaniards for ezample.
77 1 rat : evidently again = souris.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
£sop, 64 ; Haudent, 22.
76 99 prendre . . . dents : means that they ate by putting the dish to their mouths.
76 95 Iioasse : cever^ usually for fumiture ; hère probably tahk^hth, 76 13 Ne plaise aoz dienz : see 62 9.
Fable 79. La Fontaine, livre viii, fable 15. La Fontaine's source was probably an anonymous fable, " Le Rat et TÊléphant,*' publîshed in 1670, although his conclusion is original.
76 17 personnage: notable person.
76 90 françois: an old spelling oi français \ rhymes with bourgeois....
It is to be noted, however, that m français the spelling has changed to conform to the pronunciation, while in bourgeois the pronunciation has conf ormed to the spelling. See note on étroit^ 26 9.
76 99 Espagnols : in the seventeenth century Spaniards were usually represented on the stage as swashbucklers.
76 95 dtt nôtre : ofour own, 76 96 en . . . autre (orgueil) : is weUworthanather^s; that is, is fuite as badf as that of the Spaniards for ezample.
77 1 rat : evidently again = souris.
What to read after One Hundred Fables?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by La Fontaine Jean De to read onlineMoreLess
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