Lisa
Absoulutly FAHBULOUS DAHLINK!!
A blog a fables finding and retelling fables from various sources
Recent PostsOnce upon a time, a Tortoise lived in a pond with two Ducks, who were her very good friends. She enjoyed the company of the Ducks, because she could talk with them to her heart's content; the Tortoise liked to talk. She always had something to say, a...
As you all know (or you ought to know) you can't keep a good story down....or something like that. "Tristan and Harriet" is a stop-motion "claymation" film based on Aesop's fable, The Tortoise and the Hare.It a fun story and shows what you can do wit...
A Dog was crossing a river, with a piece of meat in his mouth, when he saw his own shadow reflected in the stream below. Thinking that it was another dog, with a piece of meat, he resolved to make himself master of that also; but in snapping at the s...
A fox entered the house of an actor, and, rummaging through all his properties, came upon a Mask, an admirable imitation of a human head. He placed his paws on it, and said: "What a beautiful head! yet it is of no value, as it entirely wants brains."...
There was a little FrogWhose home was in a bog,And he worried 'cause he wasn't big enough.He sees an ox and cries:"That's just about my size,If I stretch myself--Say Sister, see me puff!"So he blew, blew, blew,Saying: "Sister, will that do?"But she s...
A Fox, one day, saw a Rooster on the roof of a barn. “Come to me, my dear Master Rooster,” said he, “I have always heard you are such a clever fellow and I want to ask you a riddle.” Glad to hear himself praised, the foolish Rooster came down...
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There is a complete collection of Aesop Fables with text and narration on the same page at:
http://www.adamsmithacademy.org/etext/Aesop/Aesop_Fables.html
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