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    The Hare and the Tortoise and The Tortoise and the Hare/La Liebre y la Tortuga and La Tortuga y la Liebre. 

    Lee, Po; Pène du Bois, William (Doubleday, 1972)
    One of the most imaginative books I have found in a while, sitting on the floor of a wonderful basement full of kids' books. Barbara Yoffee, who showed me many books, rejoiced with me in my very own find. Bilingual on ...
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    Fables 

    No Author (Houghton Mifflin, 1989)
    This large-format pamphlet includes nine fables from Aesop, two from La Fontaine, one from Lobel, and four from Ginsburg. All but the last four have full-page color illustrations. Ginsburg's four stories are apparently ...
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    Das Reich der redenden Thiere. Neuestes Fabelbuch für die Jugend. 

    Müller, G. F (Verlag von J.L. Lotzbeck, 1910)
    A curious and delightful sideways book that I find difficult to date. Twelve tables present ten engravings apiece, with a Gothic-script text, generally in verse, for each engraving. The texts follow the illustrations ...
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    Fabeln 

    Hagboldt, Peter; Leopold, Werner F (D.C. Heath and Company, 1957)
    This edition updates Hagboldt's original second book of the series. The series has changed names from The Heath-Chicago German Series to Graded German Readers: Original Series Revised. The cover has moved from a sedate ...
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    Der Kuckuck sprach zur Nachtigall: Fabeln von Luther bis Heine 

    Drews, Gabriele (Aufbau Verlag, 1988)
    Pages 175-85 offer in a T of C an overview of the extensive contents of this paperback. There are a lot of texts here! They seem to be all from writers of German. Other than a list of sources there is nothing but texts. ...
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    Das Schönste Fabelbuch für Brave Kinder: Eine Auswahl aus Deutschlands Fabelschatz 

    No Author (Druck und Verlag von Rob. Bardtenschlager, 1932)
    As the closing T of C shows, there are ninety-one fables packed into this eighty-page paperbound booklet. Some of the texts are prose and some verse; all are in Gothic script. All that I have sampled are traditional ...
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    Der Fuchs und die Weintrauben: Schöne alte Fabeln neu erzählt 

    Könner, Alfred (Altberliner Verlag, 1985)
    There are eleven fables presented, each in a two-page spread, in this attractive pamphlet. The texts are presented in sense lines. The illustrations are playful and engaging, starting with the cover's reflective fox looking ...
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    Fabeln aus aller Welt 

    No Author (Werkgemeinschaft Kunst und Heilpädagogik Weissenseifen, 1988)
    This is a beautiful little book in landscape format. The color background of its left-hand pages is uniform; these pages serve to present the texts in each of the two-page combinations here. The twelve fables presented ...
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    Fabeln der Völker aus Drei Jahrtausenden 

    Carlsson, Anni (Verlag Lambert Schneider, 1959)
    Here are 191 pages of fables in a tight little book. They start on the page after the title-page. If one works in from the back of the book, there is an extensive T of C, a set of comments (mostly biographical and ...
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    Der Jugend Fabelschatz: Eine Auswahl der Schönsten Fabeln für die Jugend Bearbeitet 

    Hoffmann, Julius; Offterdinger, C; Specht, Friedrich (R. Thienemanns Verlag, 1910)
    This is a well preserved book with 148 pages of fables. There are perhaps one-hundred-and-thirty-five fables here, as the opening T of C shows. The title just above each text gives the source. Aesop seems to come up ...
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