Hare and Many Friends, The.  Gay (English)
  Hare and the Partridge, The, La Fontaine (French)
  Hare and the Pig, The.  Raju (Indian)
  Hare and the Tortoise, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Hares and the Frogs, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Hen and the Cat, The. (African)
  Hen and the Chinese Mountain Turtle, The. (Chinese)
  Hen and the Fox, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Hercules and the Wagoner.  Aesop (Greek)
  Hermit, the Thief, and the Demon, The.  Bidpai (Indian)
  Hornets and the Bees, The.  La Fontaine (French)
  How Sense Was Distributed. (African)

  Invalid Lion, The.  Aesop (Greek)

  Jackal and the Cat, The.  Hitopadesa (Sanskrit)
  Jackdaw with Borrowed Plumes, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Jupiter’s Two Wallets.  Aesop (Greek)

  King and the Hawk, The.  Bidpai (Indian)
  King-crow and the Water-snail, The. (Malayan)
  Kite and the Pigeons, The.  Aesop (Greek)

  Lark and Her Young Ones, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Leopard and the Other Animals (African)
  Lion and the Ass Hunting, The.  La Fontaine (French)
  Lion and the Echo, The.  Anonymous (English)
  Lion and the Gadfly, The.  Raju (Indian)
  Lion and the Gnat, The.  La Fontaine (French)
  Lion and the Goat, The.  Raju (Indian)
  Lion and the Mosquitoes, The. (Chinese)
  Lion and the Mouse, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Lion and the Rabbit, The.  Hitopadesa (Sanskrit)
  Lion and the Wild Dog, The. (African)
  Lion Going to War, The.  La Fontaine (French)
  Lion, the Bear, the Monkey, and the Fox, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Lion, the Fox, and the Story-teller, The.  Raju (Indian)
  Lion, the Mouse, and the Cat, The.  Hitopadesa (Sanskrit)
  Lion’s Share, The.  La Fontaine (French)
  Lioness and the Bear, The.  La Fontaine (French)

  Man and His Piece of Cloth, The.  Raju (Indian)
  Man and the Lion, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Man and Turtle (African)
  Man of Luck, and the Man of Pluck, The.  Raju (Indian)
  Matter of Arbitration, A. Aesop (Greek)
  Monkey and the Cat, The.  La Fontaine (French)
  Monkey and the Leopard, The.  La Fontaine (French)
  Monkey Who Had Seen the World, The.  Gay (English)
  Mouse and the Frog, The.  Bidpai (Indian)
  Mouse Who Became a Tiger, The.  Hitopadesa (Sanskrit)
  Mouse-deer’s Shipwreck, The. (Malayan)
  Muff, the Fan, and the Parasol, The.  Yriarte (Spanish)
  Mule and the Lion, The. (Chinese)
  Mule, Jackal and Lion. (Moorish)

  Nianga Dia Ngenga and Leopard. (African)
  Nightingale and the Glowworm, The.  Cowper (English)

  Oak and the Reed, The, La Fontaine (French)
  Old Man and His Sons, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Old Man and the Ass, The.  La Fontaine (French)
  Old Man, His Son, and the Ass, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Old Woman and Her Maids, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Old Woman and the Doctor, The.  Aesop (Greek)
  Old Woman’s Cat, The.  Bidpai (Indian)