Fables of John Gay (somewhat Altered)

Fables of John Gay (somewhat Altered), published in 1871 by John Benson Rose, is a collection of fables that reinterpret the original works attributed to John Gay. The stories feature animals and humans in humorous or ironic situations, conveying ethical lessons relevant to everyday life. The collection opens with a dedication to a young girl and includes a philosophical dialogue that emphasizes the value of wisdom from nature. This blend of humor and moral teachings makes the fables both entertaining and instructive.