Kid, Goat, and Wolf. IV. 15. King, Kite, and Falconer. XII. 12. King and Shepherd. X. 10. King, his Son, and the Two Parrots. X. 12. King's Son, Merchant, Noble, and Shepherd. X. 16. Kite and Nightingale. IX. 18. Kite, King, and Falconer. XII. 12. Knowledge, The Use of. VIII. 19. L. Lamb and Wolf. I. 10. Lark and her Young Ones, &c. IV. 22. Lark, Fowler, and Hawk. VI. 15. League of the Rats. XII. 25. Leopard and Monkey. IX. 3. Lion. XI. 1. Lion and Ass hunting. II. 19. Lion, Goat, Heifer, and Sheep. I. 6. Lion and Gnat. II. 9. Lion and Hunter. VI. 2. Lion and Rat. II. 11. Lion and Shepherd. VI. 1. Lion beaten by Man. III. 10. Lion, Court of the. VII. 7. Lion going to War. V. 19. Lion grown old. III. 14. Lion in Love. IV. 1. Lion, Monkey, and two Asses. XI. 5. Lion, The Sick, and Fox. VI. 14. Lion, Wolf, and Fox. VIII. 3. Lioness and Bear. X. 13. Lioness, Funeral of the. VIII. 14. Litigants and Oyster. IX. 9. Lobster and Daughter. XII. 10. Love and Folly. XII. 14. Love, Lion in. IV. 1. M. Magpie and Eagle. XII. 11. Maid. VII. 5. Man and Adder. X. 2. Man and Flea. VIII. 5. Man and his Image. I. 11. Man and Two Mistresses. I. 17. Man and Wooden God. IV. 8. Man beating a Lion. III. 20. Man who ran after Fortune. &c. VII. 12. Master, The Eye of the. IV. 21. Members and Belly. III. 2. Men, The Two, and Treasure. IX. 16. Merchant and Pashaw. VIII. 18. Merchant, Noble, Shepherd, and King's Son. X. 16. Mercury and Woodman. V. 1. Miller, Son, and Ass. III. 1. Mice and Cats, Quarrel of the, &c. XII. 8. Mice and Owl. XI. 9. Miser and Monkey. XII. 3. Miser who had lost his Treasure. IV. 20. Mogul's Dream. XI. 4. Monkey and Cat. IX. 17. Monkey and Dolphin. IV. 7. Monkey and Leopard. IX. 3. Monkey and Miser. XII. 3. Monkey, Fox, and Animals. VI. 6. Monkey judging Wolf and Fox. II. 3. Monkey, Lion, and Two Asses. XI. 5. Mother, Child, and Wolf. IV. 16. Mountain in Labour, V. 10. Mouse, Cockerel, and Cat. VI. 5. Mouse metamorphosed into a Maid. IX. 7. Mouse, Young, and Cat. XII. 5. Mule boasting of his Genealogy. VI. 7. Mules, The Two. I. 4. N. Nightingale and Kite. IX. 18. Nobleman, Merchant, Shepherd, and King's Son. X. 16. Nothing too Much. IX. 11. O. Oak and Reed. I. 22. Old Cat and Young Mouse. XII. 5. Old Man and Ass. VI. 8. Old Man and his Sons. IV. 18. Old Man and Three Young Ones. XI. 8. Old Woman and Two Servants. V. 6. Oracle and the Atheist. IV. 19. Owl and Eagle. V. 18. Owl and Mice. XI. 9. Oyster and Litigants. IX. 9. Oyster and Rat. VIII. 9. P.