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Title: Further Fables for Our Time
Author: Thurber, James Grover (1894-1961)
Date of first publication: 1956
Edition used as base for this ebook: London: Hamish Hamilton, 1956 [first U.K. edition]
Date first posted: 21 March 2013
Date last updated: 21 March 2013
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FURTHER FABLES
FOR OUR TIME
Further Fables
for Our Time
by
JAMES THURBER
Illustrated by the Author
HAMISH HAMILTON
LONDON
First published in Great Britain 1956
by Hamish Hamilton Ltd
90 Great Russell Street London W.C.1
PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY
EBENEZER BAYLIS AND SON LTD
WORCESTER AND LONDON
TO ELMER DAVIS
whose comprehension of people and persons
has lighted our time, so that we can see where
we are going, these fables are dedicated with
admiration, affection, and thankfulness
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Thirty-seven of these fables originally appeared in The New Yorker, but these ten are printed here for the first time:
The Sea and the Shore, The Lion and the Foxes, The Hen Party, The Bears and the Monkeys, The Chipmunk and His Mate, The Trial of the Old Watchdog, The Godfather and His Godchild, Tea for One, The Lady of the Legs and The Shore and...