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French Fables for Beginners
(G. Bell & Sons, 1880)
This collection already has one book, Select Fables of La Fontaine with English Notes, from 1864. This book is quite distinct. That book offered 120 of La Fontaine's verse fables with extensive English notes. This book ...
Fables de la Fontaine, Tome Premier
(Librairie des Bibliophiles, 1875)
One cover is loose and the other is missing. The surprise in this complete edition of the fables lies in the illustrations. There are some fifteen illustrations. The advertised portrait of La Fontaine actually occurs ...
Fables de la Fontaine, Tome Second
(Librairie des Bibliophiles, 1875)
One cover is loose and the other is missing. The surprise in this complete edition of the fables lies in the illustrations. There are some eleven illustrations. The six thin-papered, pliant illustrations, including the ...
French Fables with a Key and a Treatise on Pronunciation
(James Munroe and Co., 1834)
The title continues For Those Who Begin to Read the French Language; Being the Fourth Elementary Work in the Complete Course of French Instruction. Surault here has selected one hundred of La Fontaine's best fables and ...
La Fontaine ' in Masallari
(Dogan Kardes YayinlariDoǧan Kardeş Yayinlari, 1962)
Here is a well-used 64-page paperback with a circle of La Fontaine's favorite animals on the yellow cover. There are perhaps a dozen simple black-and-white illustrations. Perhaps the most animated of these depicts the ...
Fables de La Fontaine, No. 3
(Philips, 1961)
At last I have found Number 3 in a series of four combinations of book and record. There is a slight anomaly, since the only date I can find here is 1961 on the back cover of the booklet, and my copy of Number 3 is dated ...
Fablio the Magician: The Wolf and the Dog, Adapted from La Fontaine's Fable
(R.L. Cavallere Ltd., Londondistributed by David Gold & Son (Holdings) Ltd., 1969)
Here is an English version of original French work. I now have five of six books in the English series, three in the French, and one in the German. As I mentioned of the parallel German edition, Lobo the wolf lives in a ...
Fábulas de La Fontaine
(Casa Editorial Calleja, 1918)
Here is a Spanish version of this lovely little book that first appeared in French about 1910. I have the French version in two slightly different forms and an English version from 1922 that adds a number of fables from ...
Les Faufes dè J. Lafontaine in Patoès d'Charleroèt
(Imprimerie et Lithographie Aug. PietteImprimerie et lithographie A. Piette, 1872)
The author offers this book as a specimen of the patois of Charleroi, a French city in Belgium. There seem to be here one-hundred-and-one fables from La Fontaine, rendered into rhyming patois verse. The fables are organized ...
La Fontaine: Fables Complètes
(Éditions Athêna, 1953)
This is a nice looking edition. It may be easiest to compare and contrast it with Dandelot's other La Fontaine edition, from Panthéon in 1961. This edition uses blue for titles and black for texts. Here, as there, no ...