In our final two fables from Jean de la Fontaine this week we find the limits of personal freedom.
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In our final two fables from Jean de la Fontaine this week we find the limits of personal freedom.
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Today we have two new fables from Jean de la Fontaine that warn us about living outside of our means and bragging about our wealth.
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This week (and next) I'll be bringing you some of my favorite fables beginning this week with stories from Jean de la Fontaine.
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I just so happen to live with a cat, and as such I can see that Jean de la Fontaine's 'The League of Rats' is less fable than it is nonfiction.
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Jean de la Fontaine's 'The Gardener and His Landlord' is a wonderful fable to demonstrate that asking for help from the rich can often result in more trouble than help.
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This week I'm righting a wrong and bringing you three original stories from Jean De La Fontaine, who I've so often paired with Aesop. Our first story is about two mules and their related burdens.