The Garden of Joys
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Cattan, Henry
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1979
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A delightful book in three sections. The last two sections tell Joha stories and give isolated proverbs: both seem good and lively. The first section mixes fables and anecdotes of good humor, frequently salty. There are several that I do not get. I find nine Aesopic fables in the group, four illustrated: The Astrologer and the Well (25), WC (44), The Goat on the Roof and the Wolf (49), and The Cat as Judge (53). Two fables are told in unusual form: The Camel, the Salt, and the Wool (31) and 2W (103; the man loses his beard!). Other fables include The Lion, the Wolf, and the Fox (19), BC (48), and The Lioness (77). The illustrations are simple.
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Namara
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1144 (Access ID)