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page.
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| I.
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Truth and Fable,
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7
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| II.
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The Mirror of Truth,
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10
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| III.
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The Three Rivals,
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12
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| IV.
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The Two Travelers,
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14
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| V.
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The Inquisitive Cat,
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16
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| VI.
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The Carp and her Young,
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18
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| VII.
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The Two Gardeners,
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21
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| VIII.
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The Gardener and the Aged Tree,
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24
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| IX.
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The Ivy and the Thyme,
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27
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| X.
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The Child and the Looking-Glass,
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28
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| XI.
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The Two Cats,
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30
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| XII.
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The Prince and the Nightingale,
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32
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| XIII.
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True Happiness,
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33
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| XIV.
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The Shepherd and the Nightingale,
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35
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| XV.
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The Laughing Solitaire,
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37
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| XVI.
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The Two Young Warriors,
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39
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| XVII.
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The Fox as a Preacher,
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41
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| XVIII.
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The King of Persia,
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44
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| XIX.
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The Rhinoceros and the Dromedary,
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45
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| XX.
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The Peacock, Two Goslings, and the Diver,
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47
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| XXI.
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The Miser and His Son,
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49
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| XXII.
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The Old Man's Advice,
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51
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| XXIII.
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The Rope Dancer,
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51
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| XXIV.
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The Monkey and the Ape,
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54
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| XXV.
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The Linnet and the Turtle-Dove,
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56
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| XXVI.
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Hercules in Heaven,
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59
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| XXVII.
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The Philosopher and the Owl,
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60
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| XXVIII.
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The Leopard and the Monkeys,
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62
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| XXIX.
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The Two Bald Heads,
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65
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| XXX.
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The Two Peasants,
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66
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| XXXI.
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The Law-suit between Two Foxes,
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69
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