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Fables et Épitres de la Fontaine
(Nelson Éditeurs, 1949)
Perhaps the main advantage of this little (just over 6 x 4) book is that it is a handy, flexible volume containing apparently all of La Fontaine's fables. The letters get only some 76 pages to the 380, plus introductory ...
Fables de La Fontaine: Tome Premier
(Jean de Bonnot, 1755)
An exquisite book. I went to Paris hoping to find an Oudry. Though this volume contains only the first three books of LaFontaine, the engravings are exquisite. Surprisingly inexpensive on the Seine. The paper is ...
Fables de la Fontaine
(Pierre Didot l'Ainé et de Firmin Didot, 1817)
Here is a curious find. It combines a first half of La Fontaine's fables first published in An VII but now labelled 1817 with a second half still labelled An VII. Not only do I have copies of both halves, but I have just ...
Fables de la Fontaine, Tome Second
(P. Didot l'ainé et Firmin Didot, 1799)
This second of two volumes completes a set started nine years ago. The match with the first volume is not exact, even apart from the fact that this book has lost its covers. While much of the title-page is identical with ...
Fables de La Fontaine, No. 4
(Philips, 1959)
Here is Volume Four, found four years after I found Volume Two, published in 1957. Apparently I have one more livre-disque to find to have the set of four complete. This Livre-Disque contains six fables, pictured on the ...
Fables de La Fontaine
(Gordinne, 1940)
This book is identical internally with the first 32 pages of a Fables de La Fontaine published by the same publisher, Gordinne in Liege. The only internal change is the year at the bottom of 32. That book goes on to ...
Fabeln von La Fontaine
(Der Kinderbuchverlag, 1963)
This work is a German version of The Fables of La Fontaine published in 1963 by Doubleday. The pages listed there in the T of C are four numbers higher than those here; that is 4-56 here corresponds basically to 8-60 ...
Fler fabler av La Fontaine
(Carlsen Cliché & Offset, 1975)
This work is a Swedish version of The Fables of La Fontaine published in 1963 by Doubleday. This book has about half the pages of that book. However, by contrast with it, this edition has only colored pages, while that ...
La Fontaine Masallari
(Bahar: Cocuk Klasikleri, 1984)
Here is a well-worn paperback of some 207 pages. Mechanically, the printing is less refined than we are accustomed to. Each page has a butterfly and a wavy rendition of the book's title running down the margin under the ...
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 ...