Bewick's Select Fables of Aesop

Bewick's Select Fables of Aesop and others in three parts, "faithfully reprinted from the rare Newcastle edition published by T. Saint in 1784," and published in 1871. You can use this link to browse posts from this book, and you will find the table of contents below.

Note: Book 3 contains long fables in verse, which I have not included in this project, but you can read them in the online book: Fables in Verse.

online source: Internet Archive

online source: International Children's Digital Library

Here's a random image from the book:

Table of Contents:

1.01. THE MILLER, HIS SON AND THEIR ASS.

1.02. THE FOX AND THE BRAMBLE.

1.03. THE BUTTERFLY AND THE ROSE.

1.04. THE CLOCK AND THE DIAL.

1.05. THE TORTOISE AND THE TWO CROWS.

1.06. THE COUNTRY MAID AND HER MILK PAIL.

1.07. THE SPIDER AND THE SILKWORM.

1.08. THE BEE AND THE FLY.

1.09. THE HURON AND THE FRENCHMAN.

1.10. GENIUS, VIRTUE AND REPUTATION.

1.11. INDUSTRY AND SLOTH.

1.12. THE HERMIT AND THE BEAR.

1.13. THE PASSENGER AND THE PILOT.

1.14. THE PARTIAL JUDGE.

1.15. THE LION AND THE GNAT.

1.16. THE DOG AND THE CROCODILE.

1.17. THE WOLF IN DISGUISE.

1.18. THE ASS AND HIS MASTER.

1.19. THE EAGLE AND THE CROW.

1.20. THE LION, THE TIGER AND THE FOX.

1.21. THE LION AND THE ASS.

1.22. THE TRUMPETER.

1.23. THE BEAR AND THE BEES.

1.24. THE OAK AND THE WILLOW.

1.25. THE BEAR AND THE TWO FRIENDS.

1.26. THE WASPS AND THE BEES.

1.27. FORTUNE AND THE SCHOOL-BOY.

1.28. THE BELLY AND THE LIMBS.

1.29. THE WOLF AND THE LAMB.

1.30. THE DAW WITH BORROWED FEATHERS.

1.31. THE WOLF AND THE SHEPHERDS.

1.32. THE EAGLE AND THE OWL.

1.33. THE SICK LION, THE FOX AND THE WOLF.

1.34. THE BLIND MAN AND THE LAME.

1.35. THE LION, THE BEAR, THE MONKEY AND THE FOX.

1.36. THE TWO HORSES.

1.37. THE MOCK-BIRD.

1.38. THE ANT AND THE CATERPILLAR.

1.39. THE TWO LIZARDS.

1.40. JUPITER'S LOTTERY.

1.41. THE SNIPE SHOOTER.

1.42. THE TWO DOGS.

1.43. THE TROUTS AND THE GUDGEON.

1.44. THE SUN AND THE WIND.

1.45. THE BOY AND THE NETTLE.

1.46 (book). THE BEGGAR AND HIS DOG.

1.47. THE FOX AND THE STORK.

1.48. THE TREES AND THE BRAMBLE.

2.01. THE COCK AND THE JEWEL.

2.02. THE CITY MOUSE AND COUNTRY MOUSE.

2.03. THE FOX AND THE CROW.

2.04. AN ASS, AN APE AND A MOLE.

2.05. THE HARES AND THE FROGS.

2.06. AN ANT AND FLY.

2.07. A HORSE AND AN ASS.

2.08. AN HUSBANDMAN AND STORK.

2.09. THE DOG AND THE SHADOW.

2.10. A PEACOCK AND A CRANE.

2.11. A BOY AND FALSE ALARMS.

2.12. A FATHER AND HIS SONS.

2.13. THE SICK FATHER AND HIS CHILDREN.

2.14. THE STAG LOOKING INTO THE WATER.

2.15. THE COUNTRYMAN AND THE SNAKE.

2.16. A GNAT AND A BEE.

2.17. MERCURY AND THE WOODMAN.

2.18. THE FIR AND A BRAMBLE.

2.19. THE FOX AND THE COUNTRYMAN.

2.20. A ONE-EYED STAG.

2.21. A SHEPHERD AND A YOUNG WOLF.

2.22 (book). SEAMEN PRAYING TO SAINTS.

2.23. A FOX THAT HAD LOST HIS TAIL.

2.24. A SCOFFER PUNISHED.

2.25. A SWAN AND A STORK.

2.26. A SWALLOW AND A SPIDER.

2.27. A DOG, A COCK, AND A FOX.

2.28. THE ANTS AND A GRASSHOPPER.

2.29. THE BALD CAVALIER.

2.30. A DOG AND A CAT.

2.31. AN IMPERTINENT AND PHILOSOPHER.

2.32. THE FOX AND THE ASS.

2.33. A BOAR AND A FOX.

2.34. THE DISCONTENTED ASS.

2.35. THE UNDUTIFUL YOUNG LION.

2.36. THE COUNTRYMAN AND ASS.

2.37. JOY AND SORROW.

2.38. THE FOX AND THE APE.

2.39. THE SATYR AND THE TRAVELLER.

2.40. THE EAGLE, THE CAT AND THE SOW.

2.41. THE COCK AND THE FOX.

2.42. AGE TO BE HONORED.

2.43. THE SPLENETIC TRAVELLER.

2.44. THE YOUNG MAN AND THE SWALLOW.

2.45. THE BROTHER AND SISTER.

2.46. THE MICE IN COUNCIL.

2.47. THE OLD MAN AND DEATH.

2.48. THE CROW AND THE PITCHER.

2.49. THE FOX AND THE GRAPES.

2.50. THE VIPER AND THE FILE.

2.51. THE MOUNTAINS IN LABOR.

2.52. THE TWO FROGS.

2.53. THE THIEF AND THE DOG.

2.54. HERCULES AND THE CARTER.

2.55. THE SICK KITE.

2.56. THE TWO POTS.

2.57. THE SPARROW AND THE HARE.

2.58. THE CAT AND THE FOX.

2.59. THE OLD HOUND.

2.60. TWO YOUNG MEN AND THE COOK.

2.61. THE DOG AND THE SHEEP.

2.62. THE PROUD FROG.

2.63. THE DOVE AND THE BEE.

2.64. THE COLLIER AND THE FULLER.

2.65. THE BOY AND HIS MOTHER.

2.66. THE WANTON CALF.

2.67. JUPITER AND THE HERDSMAN.

Here's a random fable from the book: