Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 485
chattering—On which discovery they beat him out of thehouse, and on his returning to his own companions, they alsorejected him. Fable 8. •The Fox and Snake. … A Fox and Snake meeting, she began to entertain the Foxwith a long story concerning the beauties and colours of herskin. The Fox, weary of the discourse, interrupted her, andsaid, The beauties of the mind were better than those of apainted outside. Aisops Fables. 469 Fable 9.The Chough and Swalt.ow.
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