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²¤¶Introduction
´J¨¥The Fables
¹D¼w¼Ð·Ç©Mª«½è§Q¯qThe Moral PrinciPle and the Material Interest
²`¬õÄúÀëThe Crimson Candle
±a¦Ã´³ªº¬ÞµP©MŦ¶I³TThe Blotted Escutcheon and the Soiled Ermine
ÀY¸£ÆF¥úªº·R°êªÌThe Ingenious Patriot
¨â­Ó°ê¤ýTwo Kings
ĵ©x©M¼É®{An Offieer and a Thug
¥¿ª½ªº¬qªøThe Conscientious Official
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¹D¼w±¡·PThe M0ral Sentiment
¬Fªv®a­ÌThe P0liticians
²`¿Ñ»·¼{ªºº»¦OThe Thoughtful Warden
°ê®w©M¤âÁuThe Treasury and the Arms
«H¥õ°ò·þªº¬r³DThe Christian Serpent
¦x¼qùتº±½©ªThe Br00m of the Temple
µû½×®aThe Critics
·MÄøªº°ü¤HThe F00lish Woman
¤÷»P¤lFather and Son
©Á©Á¤£¥­ªº¸o¥ÇThe Discontented Malefactor
Ãã°h³qª¾A Call to Quit
¤H»P°{¹qThe Man and the Lightning
³Q®M¨cªººµThe Lassoed Bear
¤£ºÙ¾ªº«ý¦aªÌThe Ineffective Rooter
»È¬°¥D¨¤A Protagonist of Silver
¯«¸tªº°õ¨ÆThe Holy Deacon
­Ü«P¨MÂ_A Hasty Settlement
¤ì»sºj¬¶The Wooden Guns
§ï­²®Õ¸³¨Æ·|The ReforiB School Board
¸Ö¤Hªº¤Ì¹BThe Poet's Doom
½Õ¬d©x©M«K½eThe Noser and the Note
¿ß©M°ê¤ýThe Cat and the King
·RµÛ­zªº¤Ñ¤å¾Ç®aThe Literary Astronomer
·à¤l©MÅT§À³DThe Lion and the Rattlesnake
¨S¦³¼Ä¤Hªº¤HThe Man with No Enemies
¥«¬F©x©MÒFºµThe Alderman and the Raccoon
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¤Ñ¨Ïªº²´²\The Angel's Tear
¬FÁZÅã»®¤§«°The City of Political Distinction
¨ºÃ䪺¤HThe Pa´·over There
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¤@¦¨¤£Åܪº¥~¥æ®aThe Unchanged Diplomatist
½Ð¬ZAn Invitation
¥¬©Ô¥Ë¯ý°ò¤Ò¤Hªº°©¦ÇThe Ashes of Madame Blavatsky
¥¼¨Ó¥@¬Éªº­t¹«The Opossum of the Future
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¿D¤j§Q¨È½ÀÂÎThe Aus Mian Grasshopper
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¨â¦ì¸Ö¤HThe Two Poets
¼X¹Ó¤WªºÁªThe Thistles upon the Grave
»â¾ÉªÌªº¼v¤lThe Shadow of the Leader
ºë©úªº¦Ñ¹«The Sagacious Rat
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¦M¨¥ÁqÅ¥©M¦k¦Û´L¤jAlarm and Pride
³ö¹DA Causeway
³´¤J§x¹Òªº¨â­Ó¤HTwo in Trouble
§Å±Cªº§¤ÃMThe Witch's Steed
³f¯u»ù¹êªºª¯The All Dog
¹A¥ÁªºªB¤ÍThe Farmer's Friend
¨â¦ìÂå¥ÍPhysicians Two
³Q©¿²¤ªº¦]¯ÀThe OveAooked Factor
¸Û¹êªº¥Á¨Æªk©xThe Honest Cadi
³U¹«»P´³°¨The Kangaroo and the Zebra
¸Ñ¨M°ÝÃDªº¤èªkA Matter of Method
°í«ù­ì«hªº¤HThe Man of Principle
Âk¨Óªº¥[§QºÖ¥§¨È¤HThe Returned Californian
´I¦³¦P±¡¤ßªºÂå¥ÍThe Compassionate Physician
¨â­Ó¾D¨ì¶A©Gªº¥Íª«Two of the Damned
ÄY¼Fªº¦{ªøThe Austere Governor
¦³¹L¥¢ªº©v±ÐReligions of Error
®¬¹LªºÄv¿ï¤HThe Penitent Elector
´µªâ§J´µªº§À¤ÚThe Tail of the Sphinx
¹w¨¥¤Ì¹Bªº¥ýª¾A Prophet of Evil
±Ï¥Í¸¥¤Wªº²î­ûThe Crew of the Life¡XBoat
©M¥­±ø¬ùA Treaty of Peace
©Ê®æªº¶Â·t­±The Nightside of Character
©¾¸Ûªº¦¬»È­ûThe Faithful Cashier
¶°é¤lªº½u¯ÁThe Circular Clew
象ªº¹è°üThe Devoted Widow
«i´±ªº·R°êªÌThe Hardy Patriots
Á¾¨õªº¹A¥ÁThe Humble Peasant
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®×¥ó¤£¦¨¥ßThe No Case
²@µL´c·Nªº¨Ó³XªÌA Harmless Visitor
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«Â¤Oªº¯SÅvThe Prerogative of Might
¿±µÈªº¼¤±æAn Inflated Ambition
¾D¨ì©Úµ´ªºªA°ÈRejected Services
µL¿àº~ªº«Â¤OThe Power of the Scalawag
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°l³vªÌ©M³Q°l³vªÌThe Seeker and the Sought
¥u¦³·L·åªº°ê¤ýHis Fly-Speck Majesty
®±À»¤âªº¶¼­¹The Pugilist's Diet
¦Ñ¤H©M¾Ç¥ÍThe Old Man and the Pupil
¦ºªÌ»P¨ä«á¶àThe Deceased and His Heirs
¬Fªv®a¤ÀÅBThe Politicians and the Plunder
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¦U«ù¤v¨£ªº¥Nªí¹Î¦¨­ûThe Divided Delegation
¥¢¥hªºÅv§QA Forfeited Right
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¨â­ÓÄd¸ô¸éTwo Footpads
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¨ì¹F·¥¦aAt the Pole
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µLªk§Î®eªºÄø¤~An Unspeakable Imbecile
¥²­nªº¾Ôª§A Needful War
Äq¥D©MÆj¤lThe Mine Owner and the Jackass
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¬FÄÒ¸g²z¤H©M²Ô¤hThe Party Manager and the Gentleman
¥ßªkªÌ©M¤½¥ÁThe Legislator and the Citizen
¤H¤u­°«BªÌThe Rainmaker
¤½¥Á©M³DThe Citizen and the Snakes
°]´I©M´J¨¥®aFortune and the Fabulist
·L¯ºªº°¸¹³A Smiling Idol
¤T¦ì­õ¾Ç®aPhilosophers Three
¨S¦³°©ÀYªº°ê¤ýThe Boneless King
¤Ç¤Ò¤§«iUncalculating Zeal
¹ï½Õ¦W¦rA Transposition
¥¿ª½¸Û¹êªº¤½¥ÁThe Honest Citizen
¹Ç§s§@ÅTªº§À¤ÚA Creaking Tail
®ö¶O¤Fªº¡§µ½Á|¡¨Wasted Sweets
¤»­Ó©M¤@­ÓSix and One
¹B°Ê­û©MªQ¹«The Sportsman and the Squiel
¦uª̩M¶¤ªøThe Fogy and the Sheik
¦b¤Ñ°óªù¤fAt Heaven's Gate
³Q¿ß¯{ªºµL¬F©²¥D¸qªÌThe Catted Anarchist
­È±o´L·qªº¤HThe Honourable Member
³QÅX³vªº¦ÑÁóThe Expatriated Boss
¦þª÷¤£°÷An Inadequate Fee
ªk©x©M­ì§iThe Judge and the Plaintiff
ij­ûÂk¨ÓThe Return of the Representative
¬Fªv®aA Statesman
¨âÃþª¯Two Dogs
¤T¦W·s¦¨­ûThree Recruits
Ãè¤lThe Mirror
¸t¤H»P¸o¤HSaint and Sinner
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¹½·Ðªº¦^ÁnA Weary Echo
Áo©úªº°Ç¯ÁªÌThe Ingenious Blackmailer
Å@¨­²ÅA Talisman
¥j¦Ñªº¾±³¹The Ancient Order
­P©Rªº¯¿¶ÃA Fatal Disorder
¤j±O±þThe Massacre
²î©M¤HA Ship and a Man
ij·|©M¤H¥ÁCongress and the People
ªk©x©M­ì§iThe Justice and His Accuser
¤½¸ô§T­ê©M®È¦æªÌThe Highwayman and the Traveller
ĵ¹î»P¥«¥ÁThe Policeman and the Citizen
§@®a©M¬y®öº~The Writer and the Tramps
¨â­Ó¬F«ÈTwo Politicians
°k¤`ªº©x­ûThe Fugitive 0mce
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­¼Às§Ö´BThe Eligible Son¡Din¡DLaw
¬Fªv®a©M°¨The Statesman and the Horse
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¬Ù¤OThe Thrift of Strength
¦n¬F©²The Good Government
±Ï¥ÍªÌThe Life¡XSaver
¤H©M³¾The Man and the Bird
±q¨º®É°_From the Minutes
¤T­Ó¦PÃþ¤HThree of a Kind
´J¨¥®a©M°Êª«The Fabulist and the Animals
´_¬¡ªº«H¥õ´_¿³¹B°ÊªÌA Revivalist Revived
ª§½×ªÌThe Debaters
¨â­Ó°@¸Ûªº¤HTwo of the Pious
¤£­n©Rªº³Ã¹ÙThe Desperate 0bject
®{³ÒA Needless Labour
¦X¾Aªº¬ö©ÀThe Appropriate Memorial
½´«kµo®iªº²£·~A Flourishing Industry
¦Û¤O§ó¥ÍªºµU¤lThe Self-Made Monkey
·R°êªÌ©M»È¦æ®aThe Patriot and the Banker
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¤£·P¿³½ìªº¥òµôªÌThe Disinterested Arbiter
¤p°½©M¦Ñ¹ê¤HThe Thief and the Honest Man
§µ¶¶ªº¨à¤lThe Dutiful Son
¥ì¯Á´J¨¥·s¸ÉAEsopus Emendatus
¿ß©M¦~»´¤HThe Cat and the Youth
¹A¤Ò©M¨à¤lThe Farmer and His Sons
¦¶§È¯S©MÀ¦¨à¿ï¨qJupiter and the Baby Show
¤H©Mª¯The Man and the Dog
¿ß©M³¾The Cat and the Birds
¾¥¥C§Q¯«©M¥ï¤ì¤uMercury and the Woodchopper
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®¬¹Lªº¤p°½The Penitent Thief
®g¤â©MÆNThe Archer and the Eagle
¯u²z©M®È¦æªÌTruth and the Traveller
¯T©M¤p¦Ï¯ÌThe W0lf and the Lamb
·à¤l©M³¥½ÞThe Lion and the Boar
½ÀÂΩM¿ÂÃÆThe Grasshopper and the Ant
º®¤Ò©M³½The Fisher and the Fished
¹A¤Ò©Mª°¯WThe Farmer and the Fox
©R¹B¤k¯«©M®È¦æªÌDame Fortune and the Traveller
³Ó§QªÌ©M¨ü®`ªÌThe Victor and the Victim
¯T©Mªª¦Ï¤HThe Wolf and the Shepherds
ÃZ©M¤ÑÃZThe Goose and the Swan
·à¤l¡B¤½Âû©MÆj¤lThe Lion¡Athe Cock¡Aand the Ass
³D©M¿P¤lThe Snake and the Swallow
¯T©Mª¯The Wolves and the Dogs
¥ÀÂû©M¬r³DThe Hen and the Vipers
¦X®É©yªºª±¯ºA Seasonable Joke
·à¤l©M¯ð´ÆThe Lion and the Thorn
¤p¤s¦Ï©M¤½¦ÏThe Fawn and the Buck
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¯T©MÀk³¾The Wolf and the Ostrich
ªª¤H©M·à¤lThe Herdsman and the Lion
¤H©M¬r³DThe Man and the Viper
¤H©MÆNThe Man and the Eagle
¾Ô°¨©M¿i§{¥DThe War-Horse and the Miller
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¤H©M³½¨¤­ïThe Man and the Fish¡XHorn
¨ß¤l©M¯QÀtThe Hare and the Tortoise
»®©Ô§J§Q´µ©M°¨¨®¤ÒHercules and the Carter
·à¤l©M¤½¤ûThe Lion and the Bull
¤H©MÃZThe Man and His Goose
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¦¶§È¯S©M³¾Jupiter and the Birds
·à¤l©M¦Ñ¹«The Lion and the Mouse
¦Ñ¤H©M¨à¤l­ÌThe Old Man and His Sons
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¤j¤s©M¦Ñ¹«11he Mountain and the Mouse
¨©©Ô¦Ì©MªÀ¹Î¦¨­ûThe Bellamy and the Members
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·à¤l©M¦Ñ¹«The Lion and the Mouse
¨ß¤l©M«Cµì The Hares and the Frogs
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¤£°ÊÁn¦âªºº®¤ÒThe Piping Fisherman
¿ÂÃÆ©M½ÀÂÎThe Ants and the Grasshopper
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·à¤l¡Bºµ©Mª°¯WThe Lion¡Athe Bear¡Aand the Fox
Æj©M·à¤l¥ÖThe Ass and the Lion's Skin
Æj©M½ÀÂÎThe Ass and the Grasshoppers
¯T©M·à¤lThe Wolf and the Lion
¨ß¤l©M¯QÀtThe Hare and the Tortoise
À½¥¤¤k¤u©M¦oªº´£±íThe Milkmaid and Her Bucket
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  The Moral Principle and the Material Interest A Moral Principle met a Material Interest on a bridge wide enough for but one. "Down, you base thing!" thundered the Moral Principle, "and let me pass over you!" The Material Interest merely looked in the other's eyes without saying anything. "Ah," said the Moral Principle, hesitatingly, "let us draw lots to see which shall retire till the other has crossed." The Material Interest maintained an unbroken silence and an unwavering stare. "In order to avoid a conflict," the Moral Principle resumed,somewhat uneasily, "I shall myself lie down and let you walk over me." Then the Material Interest found a tongue, and by a strange co-incidence it was its own tongue."I don't think you are very good walking," it said. "I am a little particular about what I have un-derfoot. Suppose you get off into the water." It occurred that way. P2 ¹D¼w¼Ð·Ç©Mª«½è§Q¯q ¹D¼w¼Ð·Ç¦b¤@¬[¤p¾ô¤W¸I¨ì¤Fª«½è§Q¯q¡A¥i¬O¾ô«Ü¯¶¡A¶È¯à³q¦æ¤@­Ó¤H¡C ¡§­w¤U¥h¡D§A³o­Ó±e«Uªº³Ã¹Ù¡I¡¨¹D¼w¼Ð·Ç¹p»ï¯ë§q¹D¡A¡§Åý§Ú½òµÛ§A¹L¥h¡I¡¨ ª«½è§Q¯q¥u¬OÀüµÛ¹ï¤è¡A¤@¨¥¤£µo¡C ¡§¼K¡I¡¨¹D¼w¼Ð·ÇµS¿Ý¤F¡A»¡¹D¡A¡§§Ú­Ì§ìùħa¡A¬Ý¬Ý½Ö¸Ó©¹«á°h¡AÅý¥t¤@­Ó¥ý¹L¡C¡¨ ª«½è§Q¯q¤´µM¤@Án¤£§\¦aºò¨nµÛ¹ï¤è¡C ¡§¬°¤FÁ×§K½Ä¬ð¡D¡¨¹D¼w¼Ð·Ç¦³¨Ç¤£¦w¤F¡A±µµÛ»¡¹D¡A¡§§Ú¦Û¤v­w¤U¦n¤F¡AÅý§A½òµÛ§Ú¨«¹L¥h¡C¡¨ ³o®É¡Aª«½è§Q¯q²×©óµo¸Ü¤F¡F»¡¨Ó©Ç¥©ªº¡A¥L»¡¥X¤F¦Û¤vªº¯u¸Ü¡C¡§§Ú¥i¤£»{¬°½ñ¦b§A¨­¤W¦n¨«¡A¡¨¥L»¡¡A¡§§Ú¹ï¸}¤U½òµÛªºªF¦è¦³ÂI¬D­ç¡C§Ú¬Ý§AÁÙ¬Oºu¨ìªeùØ¥h§a¡I¡¨ µ²§½ªG¯u¦p¦¹¡CP3 The Blotted Escutcheon and the Soiled Ermine A Blotted Escutcheon, rising to a question of privilege, said: "Mr Speaker, I wish to hurl back an allegation and explain that the spots upon me are the natural markings of one who is a direct descendant of the sun and a spotted fawn. They come of no accident of character, but inhere in the divine order and constitution of things." When the Blotted Escutcheon had resumed his seat a Soiled Ermine rose and said: "Mr Speaker, I have heard with profound attention and entire approval the explanation of the honourable member, and wish to offer a few remarks on my own behalf. I, too, have been foully calumniated by our ancient enemy, the Infamous Falsehood, and I wish to point out that I am made of the fur of the Mustela maculata which is dirty from birth." P4 ±a¦Ã´³ªº¬ÞµP©MŦ¶I³T ¤@­±±a¦³¦Ã´³ªº¬ÞµP¯¸°_¨Ó´N¯SÅv°ÝÃDµo¨¥¡G ¡§Ä³ªø»Õ¤U¡D§Ú·Q¤Ï»é¨ººØªÅ¬}ªºÅGµü¡A¨Ã¦b¦¹¸ÑÄÀ¤@¤U¡A§Ú¨­¤Wªº¦Ã´³¬O¤ÑµMªº¼Ð°O¡A¥i¥HÃÒ©ú§Ú¬O¤Ó¶§ªº«á¸Ç¡B±öªá³Àªº¹Þ¶Ç¡C¥¦­Ìªº¥X²{¤£¬O¥Ñ©ó«~½è¤Wªº®t§O¡A¦Ó¬O¥Í¨Ó´N²Å¦X¯«ªº¦w±Æ©M¨Æª«µo®iªº³¹ªk¡C¡¨ ±a¦Ã´³ªº¬ÞµP§¤¦^¨ì¦ì¤l¤W¡AŦ¶I³T¯¸°_¨Ó»¡¹D¡G¡§Ä³ªø»Õ¤U¡D¥J²Ó²âÅ¥¤F­è¤~¨º¦ì´L·qªº¥ý¥ÍªºÄÄÄÀ«á¡A§Ú²`ªíÃöª`¡D§¹¥þÃÙ¦P¡C§ÚÁ٧Ʊæ¥H§Ú¥»¤Hªº¦W¸qµoªí¤@ÂIµû½×¡C§Ú¥ç´¿³Q§Ú­Ìªº±J¼Ä¡B¯ä¦W¬LµÛªºÂÕ»~¥ý¥Í´c·N¤¤¶Ë¹L¡F§ÚÁÙ·Q«ü¥X¡D¨ä¹ê§Ú¬O¥Ñ¤Ñ¥ÍŦ¦Ãªºªá´³Ã^ªº¥Ö¤ò°µ¦¨ªº¡C¡¨P5