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Concerning the two great requisites for the construction of these fables , Grimm
speaks as follows : “ In the first place , the fable must exhibit the animals as being
endowed with human reason , and initiated into all the customs and conditions of
...
Concerning the two great requisites for the construction of these fables , Grimm
speaks as follows : “ In the first place , the fable must exhibit the animals as being
endowed with human reason , and initiated into all the customs and conditions of
...
Page xiii
In like manner , the cat's deeply - impressed propensity for mice , the bear's
fondness for honey , are necessary levers of the fable , from which the most
taking situations arise . Without this uniting into one , of two in reality opposing
elements ...
In like manner , the cat's deeply - impressed propensity for mice , the bear's
fondness for honey , are necessary levers of the fable , from which the most
taking situations arise . Without this uniting into one , of two in reality opposing
elements ...
Page xxi
Thus Raginhard , is expert in counsel , adviser , and we have before seen that ,
throughout all these fables , the fox was actually the adviser . Moreover the
French poem seems to exhibit a knowledge of this fact , probably from following
closely ...
Thus Raginhard , is expert in counsel , adviser , and we have before seen that ,
throughout all these fables , the fox was actually the adviser . Moreover the
French poem seems to exhibit a knowledge of this fact , probably from following
closely ...
Page lxxxiv
The Crafty Courtier , or the Fable of Reynard the Fox ; newly done into English
Verse , from the Antient Latin Iambics of Hartm . Schopperus , and by him
Dedicated to Maximilian , then Emperour of Germany . London : Printed for John
Nutt ...
The Crafty Courtier , or the Fable of Reynard the Fox ; newly done into English
Verse , from the Antient Latin Iambics of Hartm . Schopperus , and by him
Dedicated to Maximilian , then Emperour of Germany . London : Printed for John
Nutt ...
Page 189
48 . P. 120. Two grete bules . — Two great boils or swellings . It is the Flemish
and Low German bulen . Ibid . And was an ass , 8.c. - A similar fable will be found
in the old French Ysopet in Robert's “ Fables inédites des xiime . xiii . et xivme .
48 . P. 120. Two grete bules . — Two great boils or swellings . It is the Flemish
and Low German bulen . Ibid . And was an ass , 8.c. - A similar fable will be found
in the old French Ysopet in Robert's “ Fables inédites des xiime . xiii . et xivme .
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