The fable implication of fortune-teller La Fontaine _ La Fontaine's fable is a reflection of women's reading.

Who is the author of The Farmer and the Snake?

Author; Lafontaine

La Fontaine's fables are works of French fables in the17th century. The following are all his works.

Acorns and pumpkins

Cats and foxes

Wolf, mother and child

Wolf, Mother Goat and Little Goat

Fate and children

Neighbors who eat their own food.

Call for death

A group of animals infected with the plague

Tenants, dogs and foxes

Evil women and maids

Hungry wolves and dogs

Partner with the lion

Drunkard and wife

Wolves and sheep

The old man and the donkey

The old man and three young people

Rats and oysters

The old cat and the little mouse

The eagle and the nightingale

Two partners looking for bearskin.

Two thieves and a donkey

Two pedestrians

Two pigeons

aigrette

Camels and floating wood

Cats and cautious mice

adventurer

Farmers and snakes

The shepherd and the king

Oysters and litigants

The Woodcutter and the Forest

The fox and the goat

Man and snake

Casseroles and iron pots

The priest and the dead

The lion and the gadfly

The funeral of the lion queen

Lion's court

Myna who wants to dress up as a peacock

Rats and owls

Rabbits, Weasels and Cats

Swallows and birds

Fisherman and small fish

Bear friend of the old man in the garden

A wolf disguised as a shepherd

"Fatty" and "Caesar"

Flies and ants

A girl who is going to get married

Garden owners and town officials

Dogs and donkeys

The fox and the bust

Wasps and bees

Rapids and rivers

deceiver

Controversy goddess

Wolves and hunters

Judge Monkey tried the case.

Rats and elephants

The eagle, the lark and the bird catcher

Eagles and pigeons

The eagle and the owl

Two friends

Cock and Pearl

Celebrities and businessmen

The miller, the son and the donkey

Bitch borrows a house

A donkey in lion's skin

The beasts saluted Alexander.

Tom and Jerry

Images of people and themselves

The image of man and God

Mountain delivery

A miser who lost his treasure

The lion is out.

Socrates' words

Fortune-telling woman

Falcon and capon

Tian Shen and passers-by

Ungrateful businessman

Stomach and limbs

Two bulls and a frog.

Rabbit ears

Hare and bamboo chicken

Aesop explained the will.

A reclusive mouse

The eagle and the scarab

Turtles and wild ducks

Fish and osprey

the benefits of learning

Philosophers and old people

Spiders and rheumatism

Pigs, goats and sheep

Leopard king and lion

A bird wounded by an arrow

A dog with an ear cut off.

A mouse that turns into a girl

Don't overdo it.

Treasures and their life experiences

Shepherds and sheep

The man who buried the thing and his partner

A madman who sells wisdom

The wise and the crazy.

Big candle

Kings, eagles and hunters

Monkeys and leopards

Fox and Turkey

Shoemakers and rich people

The fox and the wolf

Educational prodigy

Flies, foxes and hedgehogs

Thorns, bats and ducks

Wolf, horse and fox

The wolf and the fox

Mouse collusion

Two parrots, the king and his son.

The dispute between cats and dogs and the dispute between cats and mice

The cat and two sparrows

Beauty and rancher

Young Widow

desire

Sick deer

The sun and the frog

Crow, tortoise, antelope and mouse

English fox

The eagle and the magpie

The power of fable