Hoch-Deutsches Reformirtes ABC und Namen-Büchlein

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1832

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A lovely little book of letters and words and commandments. Among the Lese-Uebungen at the back are four fables: MM; The Farmer and His Lawyer-Neighbor; TB; and The Apple-Thief Up a Tree. The second has a nice turn: the farmer first tells that his ox gored his neighbor's; after getting a judgment, he admits that it was vice versa. Might this fable be the source of the proverb Whose ox is getting gored? Rocks bring down the young thief in the fourth fable.

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Schaefer and Koradi
Schäfer und Koradi

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http://hdl.handle.net/10504/75896

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