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The Haunted House 1

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Pliny The Younger (62—113 A.D.) The Letters of Pliny the Younger (known in Latin as C. Plinius Caecilius Secundus) give a pleasant and varied picture...

The Dove and the Crow 1

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The Dove And The Crow (Anonymous: 2nd Century B.C. or later) It is thought that the collection of fables now known as the Panchatantra had...

The Ass in the Lion`s Skin 1

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Ancient India Sanskrit is the classical language of the Hindus of ancient India. Practically the whole of that extraordinary literature which began with the Vedas...

Horatius at the Bridge 2

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Horatius at the Bridge By this time the Tarquins had fled to Lars Porsena, king of Clu- sium. There, with advice and entreaties, they besought...

The Country Mouse and the Town Mouse 2

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A mouse, you know, does not live forever. So come with me and I`ll show you life and the town.” Overpowered with such fine...

King Rhampsinitus and the Thief 2

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King`s treasury The daughter did as her father willed, whereon the thief, who was well aware of the king`s motive, felt a desire to outdo...

The Old Bell-Ringer part 4

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And there was his rich enemy, kneeling and praying to be forgiven for the many tears he had caused orphans to shed. He crossed...

The Old Bell-Ringer part 3

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But the hour had come. Mikheyich looked once more at the stars, took off his cap, made the sign of the cross, and grasped...

The Old Bell-Ringer part 2

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Where would he be a year hence? Would he again climb to this height, beneath the brass bell to awaken the slumbering night with...

The Old Bell-Ringer part 1

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Vladimir Korolenko (1853-1921) Korolenko spent a great part of his life in exile. Much of his writing is based on incidents gathered in Siberia. It...

Uftade & Ummu Sinan

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Adana’s Aspirations

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