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Favorite Fables from Aesop
(Rand McNally & Company, 1939)
Here is the second copy of the probable first of three versions of this book in the collection. I believe that this copy from Dorothy Meyer and the Powell's copy may be the most original. The two show these features. ...
Favorite Fables from Aesop
(Rand McNally, 1939)
Here is the first copy of the probable second of three versions of this book in the collection. The book shows these features. Copyright information is on the verso of the title-page, followed by this number: CS 10-38. ...
Favorite Fables from Aesop
(Rand McNally, 1939)
Here is the probable third of three versions of this book in the collection. The book shows these features. Copyright information is on the verso of the title-page, followed by this number: CS 12-38. The T of C follows ...
The Children's Aesop
(Boyd Mills PressCaroline House/Boyds Mills Press, 1992)
This printing of a delightful book is almost exactly the same as a book already in the collection in the same year. The differences include these: not Caroline House but Boyds Mills Press is on the title-page; the list ...
La Tortuga y la Liebre: Una Fábula de Esopo: The Tortoise and the Hare: An Aesop's Fable
(Frances Lincoln Children's BooksFrances Lincoln Limited, 2001)
This is my third bilingual presentation of this fable by the same people, along with one just in English. The other two combine English with French and Polish respectively. This is a landscape-formatted, unpaginated, ...
Select Fables of Esop and Other Fabulists in Three Books. Ancient, Modern, and Original
(S. Fisher, 1802)
According to Bodemann, the text makeup of this book is the same as in the origianal 1761 edition with the exception of A New Life of Aesop. Osborne and Mozley in London had apparently issued a new edition in 1800, and ...
The Fables of Aesop
(Frederick Warne and Co., 1868)
At last I have found a copy--and now two--of an edition I found recommended early in my hunt for fable books. This book may be a good deal later than the date I am guessing for it. Compare with three other books, all by ...
Fables from Aesop
(Frederick A Stokes Company, 1908)
I have loved this book from the beginning because of its dramatic, simple cover-illustration of a wolf with glasses reading a book. Inside are twelve strong chromolithographs, one for each story in the unpaginated book. ...
Fables from Aesop
(Henry Frowde and Hodder and Stoughton, 1908)
I have loved this book from the beginning because of its dramatic, simple cover-illustration of a wolf with glasses reading a book. Inside are twelve strong chromolithographs, one for each story in the unpaginated book. ...
Famous Stories from Aesop's & Panchatantra
(Dhingra Publishing House, 1980)
This is a strange book. The English and the bookbinding are equally suspect. Strange phrases and typos appear, even as signatures separate from each other. The Foreword has a fragment in its first paragraph. So it is ...