Sentence examples for book of fables from inspiring English sources
When Ms. Suhay read a book of fables to the woman, she appeared to respond to the stories.
In 1884 H.V. Kaalund published a picture book of "Fables for Children" based on the popular verse narratives (1833) of a Thüringian pastor, Wilhelm Hey.
A touching book of fables and fairy tales you could read to a child, saturated with Teicher's unusually gentle and weird imagination.
The publication of his first book of fables in 1809 gained him the patronage of the imperial family and virtually an official sinecure a post in the St . Petersburgpublic library which Krylov maintained for 30 years.
He also contributed to the Anwār-e Suhaylī ("The Lights of Canopus"), a book of fables (now in the British Museum), and several fine portraits in the albums made for the emperor.
Opening the trunk, they encounter a book of fables, along with Marieable (Kristen Adele), Marie's imaginary friend from childhood, and Chungkowe (Craig Dolezel), the identity Charles adopted as a boy.
He produced eight additional books of fables, all written in verse, and received many honours.
His greatest recognition came with Fables in Slang (1899), a national best-seller that was followed by a weekly syndicated fable and by 11 other books of fables.
Sculptures illustrate simple and effective stories, as from the Pañca-tantra, one of the oldest books of fables in the world.
Phaedrus, (born c. 15 bc, Thrace died ad 50, Italy) Roman fabulist, the first writer to Latinize whole books of fables, producing free versions in iambic metre of Greek prose fables then circulating under the name of Aesop.
C. 15 BCE Thrace 50 Italy Phaedrus, (born c. 15 bc, Thrace died ad 50, Italy), Roman fabulist, the first writer to Latinize whole books of fables, producing free versions in iambic metre of Greek prose fables then circulating under the name of Aesop.
