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Aesop's Fables, Part 2 ID Title Moral 72 The Dog In The Manger 73 The Two Bags 74 The Oxen And The Axletrees They complain most who suffer least. 75 The Boy And The Filberts Do not attempt too much at once. 76 The Frogs Asking For A King 77 The Olive Tree And The Fig Tree 78 The Lion And The Boar 79 The Walnut Tree 80 The Man And The Lion There are two sides to every question. 81 The Tortoise And The Eagle 82 The Kid On The Housetop 83 The Fox Without A Tail 84 The Vain Jackdaw 85 The Traveller And His Dog 86 The Shipwrecked Man And The Sea 87 The Wild Boar And The Fox 88 Mercury And The Sculptor 89 The Fawn And His Mother 90 The Fox And The Lion 91 The Eagle And His Captor 92 The Blacksmith And His Dog Those who will not work deserve to starve. 93 The Stag At The Pool What is worth most is often valued least. 94 The Dog And The Shadow 95 Mercury And The Tradesmen 96 The Mice And The Weasels Greatness carries its own penalties. 97 The Peacock And Juno A complainer always finds reason to complain. 98 The Bear And The Fox A hypocrite deceives no one but himself. 99 The Ass And The Old Peasant 100 The Ox And The Frog 101 The Man And The Image 102 Hercules And The Waggoner Heaven helps those who help themselves. 103 The Pomegranate, The Apple Tree, And The Bramble 104 The Lion, The Bear, And The Fox 105 The Blackamoor 106 The Two Soldiers And The Robber 107 The Lion And The Wild Ass Might makes right. 108 The Man And The Satyr 109 The Image Seller 110 The Eagle And The Arrow 111 The Rich Man And The Tanner 112 The Wolf, The Mother, And Her Child 113 The Old Woman And The Wine Jar 114 The Lioness And The Vixen Quality, not quantity. 115 The Viper And The File The covetous are poor givers. 116 The Cat And The Cock The want of a good excuse never kept a villain from crime. 117 The Hare And The Tortoise Slow and steady wins the race. 118 The Soldier And His Horse 119 The Oxen And The Butchers 120 The Wolf And The Lion 121 The Sheep, The Wolf, And The Stag Two blacks do not make a white. 122 The Lion And The Three Bulls The quarrels of friends are the opportunities of foes. 123 The Horse And His Rider 124 The Goat And The Vine 125 The Two Pots Equals make the best friends. 126 The Old Hound 127 The Clown And The Countryman 128 The Lark And The Farmer Self-help is the best help. 129 The Lion And The Ass 130 The Prophet 131 The Hound And The Hare He is no friend who plays double. 132 The Lion, The Mouse, And The Fox 133 The Trumpeter Taken Prisoner 134 The Wolf And The Crane 135 The Eagle, The Cat, And The Wild Sow 136 The Wolf And The Sheep 137 The Tunny Fish And The Dolphin 138 The Three Tradesmen Every man for himself. 139 The Mouse And The Bull The battle is not always to the strong. 140 The Hare And The Hound 141 The Town Mouse And The Country Mouse 142 The Lion And The Bull The net is spread in vain in sight of the bird. Also See: Aesop's Fables, Part 1 Aesop's Fables, Part 2 Aesop's Fables, Part 3 Aesop's Fables, Part 4

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