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The Ant and the Fly
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2.17. De formica et musca Caxton: Of the ante and of the flye To make boost and auauntynge is but vayne glorye and folye / wherof Esope r...
The Ant and the Fly
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048. THE ANT AND FLY. You will find the fable in English on this page ; scroll down to see if there are multiple English versions. [ mo...
The Fly and the Ant
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THE FLY AND THE ANT. You will find the fable in English on this page ; scroll to see if there are multiple English versions. [ more inf...
The Ant and the Fly
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4.23. THE ANT AND THE FLY. An Ant and a Fly were contending with great warmth which was of the greater importance. The Fly was the firs...
The Ant and the Fly
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027. THE ANT AND THE FLY. One day there happened some words between the ant and the fly about precedency, and the point was argued with...
The Ant and the Fly
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4.17. THE ANT AND THE FLY. An Ant and Fly had sharp dispute Which creature was of most repute; When thus began the flaunting Fly: “Are ...
The Ant and the Fly
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048. THE ANT AND THE FLY. One day there happened some words between the ant and the fly about precedency, and the point was argued with...
An Ant and Fly
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2.06. AN ANT AND FLY. "Where's the honour or the pleasure in the world," says the Fly, in a dispute for preeminence with ...
The Fly and the Ant
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04.03: THE FLY AND THE ANT. A fly and ant, upon a sunny bank, Discuss'd the question of their rank. 'O Jupiter!' the former...
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