Book · Aesop's Fables
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Author: Aesop
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Now, he says I am cured; but I say that I am blinder than ever,
and I can prove what I say. When my eyes were bad I could at any
rate see well enough to be aware that my house contained a
certain amount of furniture and other things; but now, when
according to him I am cured, I am entirely unable to see anything
there at all."
THE MOON AND HER MOTHER
The Moon once begged her Mother to make her a gown. "How can I?"
replied she; "there's no fitting your figure. At one time you're
a New Moon, and at another you're a Full Moon; and between whiles
you're neither one nor the other."
MERCURY AND THE WOODMAN
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