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An Alphabetical Table.

FAB.
Luck Good and Bad. 230
Lyon and Bear. 5
Lyon Old. 14
Lyon and Mouſe. 16
Lyon and Frog. 202
Lyon and Goat. 210
Lyon and Bulls. 236
Lyon and Man. 240
Lyon and Mouſe. 303
Lyon and Hog. 344
Lyon and Bull. 120
Lyon in Love. 121
Lyon, Fox and Wolfe. 156
Lyon and Man in the Wood. 430
Lyon, Boar and Vulturs. 456
Lyon Generous. 472
Lyon Raging. 412
M.
Man and Satyr. 243
Man Wicked and the Devil. 308
One that Cur'd Mad-men. 368
Man and Weazle. 127
Man and a Swallow. 441
Man and a Wooden God. 105
Man and the Picture of a Lyon. 100
Man and Two Wives. 141
Unhappy Match. 173
Young Fellow about to Marry. 425
Matchiavel Condemn'd. 493
Mercury and Fiſhermen. 377
Mercury and a Traveller. 97
Mercury and a Carpenter. 128
Mercury and a Statuary. 170
Mercury and Tireſias. 171
Marchant and a Sea-man. 390
Mice and Oak. 287
Mice, Cat and Bell. 391
Miller and Ratt. 500
Miſer burying his Gold. 146
Miſer and his Bags. 351
Miſer and Rotten Apples. 458
Mountain in Labour. 23
Mountebank and Bear, 478
No to Morrow. 495
Mouſe in a Cheſt. 255
Mouſe City and Country. 11
Mouſe and Kite. 321
Mole and her Dam. 136
Moon begs a New Gown. 425
Mule Boaſting. 418
Muſician. 176
N.
Nightingale and Hawk. 343
Nightingale and Bat. 462
One would here no Ill News. 457
Nurſe and Wolf. 219
O.
Oak and Reed. 215
Old Fellow and Young Wench. 278
Owl and Little Birds. 379
Owl and the Sun. 434
Ox and Heifer. 249
Oxen and Timber. 294
Oxen and a piece of Timber. 265
One carry'd his Plough to Eaſe his Oxen. 373
P.
Peacock tu Juno. 80
Peacock and Pye. 204
Peacock and Crane. 234
Peach-Apple and Black-berry. 135
Pigeon and Pye. 260
Pigeon and Picture. 196
Pigeon and Crow. 197
Pigeons Reconcile the Hawks. 347
Pike ſets up for Sovereignty. 334
Plain Horſe wins the Prize. 339
One that Loſt his Money at Play. 370
Prieſt and Pears. 298
Prieſt and Epiphany. 364
Prieſt and Sick-man. 367
Two Pots. 229
R.
Raven and Wolves. 381
Raven and Swan. 160
Rats that Eat Copper. 451
Raven and Snake. 180
Reaſon of State. 482
River Fiſh and Sea Fiſh. 251
River and Fountain. 307
Rich