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	The Hidden Secret of Quotes The author has presented us with the book of quotes. The book is composed of 222 quotes. All of them are his own quotes that he has been writing for the past years, even before he published his fir... – *by Mwanandeke Kindembo*	Rate it:
	The History of the 33rd Divisional Artillery, in the War, 1914-1918 "Yet the record of their actions is their best memorial." Field-Marshal Earl Haig wrote the above words in his foreword to the Royal Artillery War Commemoration Book. When it is recalled that durin... – *by J. Macartney-Filgate*	Rate it:
	The Horoscope "The Horoscope" is a classic tale where the author, Jean de La Fontaine, unravels the paradoxes of human life in a simple yet profound manner. The story revolves around a devoted father who sets of... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The horrible Two sisters do a horror ritual and they find that a demon from the hell comes to earth then they meets a paranormal investigater who deliver back it to hell. – *by Metripoll*	Rate it:
	The Horse and the Ass The Horse and the Ass is a short story by Jean de La Fontaine that conveys a moral lesson on the importance of humility. It tells the story of a vain horse who despises an ass working tirelessly, c... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The Horse and the Wolf "The Horse and the Wolf" is a fable by Jean de La Fontaine that explores themes of deceit and cunning. In the story, a sly wolf convinces a strong horse that he should allow him to remove a bone lo... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The Horse Wishing to Be Revenged on the Stag "The Horse Wishing to Be Revenged on the Stag" by Jean de La Fontaine is a moralistic fable that tells a tale of retaliation and consequences. The story follows a horse that seeks revenge on a stag... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The House Near Fallowfield Following the death of her parents, Frankie, a young English woman living in the US, returns to her family home in the north of England. In 1964 the shadow of the postwar still remains. Alone and d... – *by James Fillmore*	Rate it:
	The Husband, the Wife, and the Robber The Husband, the Wife, and the Robber by Jean de La Fontaine is a humorous and thoughtful exploration of the complexities of marriage and trust. This tale chronicles the adventures of a cunning rob... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The Ice Maiden "The Ice Maiden" is a captivating fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen about Rudy, a young Swiss man with a tragic past and an unusual ability to communicate with animals. Rudy grows up and falls ... – *by Hans Christian Andersen*	Rate it:
	The Importance of Being Earnest: A Trivial Comedy for Serious People In 1890s London, two friends use the same pseudonym ("Ernest") for their on-the-sly activities. Hilarity ensues. – *by Oscar Wilde*	Rate it:
	The Ingratitude and Injustice of Men Towards Fortune "The Ingratitude and Injustice of Men Towards Fortune" by Jean de La Fontaine is a philosophical treatise that dives into concepts of human nature, particularly focusing on how people often blame t... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The Invisible Man The Invisible Man is a science fiction novel by H. G. Wells. Originally serialized in Pearson's Weekly in 1897, it was published as a novel the same year. – *by H. G. Wells*	Rate it:
	The Irrational Knot The Irrational Knot was first published in 1905, having been written in 1880. Within a framework of leisure class preoccupations and frivolities Shaw disdains hereditary status and proclaims the no... – *by George Bernard Shaw*	Rate it:
	The Jay Dressed in Peacock's Plumes "The Jay Dressed in Peacock's Plumes" is a fable by Jean De La Fontaine that recounts the tale of a jay bird who adorns himself with the feathers of a peacock, hoping to impersonate the more majest... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The Jewish Maiden "The Jewish Maiden" is a short story written by Hans Christian Andersen, noted for its exploration of religious tolerance. The narrative follows a Christian artist who develops a deep affection for... – *by Hans Christian Andersen*	Rate it:
	The Joker and the Fishes The Joker and the Fishes is a compelling collection of fables centered on the fascinating relationship, interplay, and implications between the cunning joker and the world of fishes. Inspired by Fr... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The Jumper "The Jumper" is not a book but a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen. In this tale, a peculiar jumping competition arises among items in a sewing box, including a regal pair of scissors, a fancy ... – *by Hans Christian Andersen*	Rate it:
	The Juneteenth: All You Need to Know About Juneteenth n the United States, Juneteenth is a federal holiday honoring the liberation of African Americans from slavery. On June 19, 1865, Union Army General Gordon Granger issued General Order No. 3, which... – *by Mildred W. Estep*	Rate it:
	The Jungle The Jungle is a 1906 novel by the American journalist and novelist Upton Sinclair. Sinclair wrote the novel to portray the harsh conditions and exploited lives of immigrants in the United States in... – *by Upton Sinclair*	Rate it:
	The Juniper-Tree "The Juniper-Tree" by The Brothers Grimm is a chilling yet engrossing fairy tale about a boy who is killed by his wicked stepmother and then turned into a bird by her. His faithful sister buries hi... – *by The Brothers Grimm*	Rate it:
	The Kid and the Wolf "The Kid and the Wolf" by Aesop is a classic fable that imparts moral lessons to young readers. The story focuses on a young goat kid who naively invites a wolf into his home while his mother is aw... – *by Aesop*	Rate it:
	The King of the Golden Mountain "The King of the Golden Mountain" is a classic fairy-tale by the Brothers Grimm that tells the story of a merchant's son who makes a pact with a dwarf for wealth and power in return for his first-b... – *by The Brothers Grimm*	Rate it:
	The Kite and the Nightingale "The Kite and the Nightingale" is a representation of Jean de La Fontaine's classic style, featuring anthropomorphic characters engaged in moral and philosophical debates. This story, laced with cl... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The Labouring Man and His Children "The Labouring Man and His Children" is a book by Jean de La Fontaine that tells the story of a hardworking man who, on his deathbed, tells his children that there is a treasure buried in the field... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The Lark and Her Little Ones with the Owner of a Field The Lark and Her Little Ones with the Owner of a Field is a fable that teaches readers about cunningness and intelligence. It tells the story of a Lark who builds a nest in a wheat field while the ... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The Lark and Her Young Ones The Lark and Her Young Ones is a fable by Aesop that imparts a lesson about wisdom and foresight. In the story, a lark had built her nest in a field of grain and kept it hidden from predators. One ... – *by Aesop*	Rate it:
	The Last Battle of Moytura Sean Fitzgerald is an Irish artist living in a remote area of the North West of the country, surrounded by nature and ancient places. Not far from his home, there are many legendary places such as ... – *by Sean Fitzgerald*	Rate it:
	The Last Dream of the Old Oak "The Last Dream of the Old Oak" is a narrative by Hans Christian Andersen that personifies an ancient oak tree. Over centuries, the oak tree has witnessed historical events, seasons change, and the... – *by Hans Christian Andersen*	Rate it:
	The Last Pearl "The Last Pearl" is actually not a book by Hans Christian Andersen. Andersen, a Danish author, is well-known for his fairy tales such as "The Little Mermaid" and "The Ugly Duckling". As of now, the... – *by Hans Christian Andersen*	Rate it:
	The League of the Rats The League of the Rats is a fable by Jean de La Fontaine that tells the story of a group of rats who try to put a bell on a cat to alert them of its approach. Through a thoughtful narrative filled ... – *by Jean de La Fontaine*	Rate it:
	The Leap at Rhodes "The Leap at Rhodes" is not a book but a well-known fable by Aesop, a Greek storyteller. The story serves as a message about proving one's claims through deeds rather than mere words. It tells the ... – *by Aesop*	Rate it: