All Aesop's Fables

A curated collection of Aesop's Fables with beautiful illustrations and timeless morals.

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Be content with your own nature, for trying to be what you are not often leads to disaster.

It is foolish to punish oneself for the annoying actions of another.

The fruits of ambition often come at the cost of one's own peace and comfort.

Confidence in one's own abilities often overcomes the intimidation of a superior opponent.

One swallow does not make a summer, nor does a single sign of good fortune guarantee a lifetime of prosperity.

We are often of less importance in our own eyes than in the eyes of others.

It is better to be humble and respect the rest of others than to be arrogant and suffer the consequences.

Things done out of season lose their charm and effectiveness.

It is better to be rich in character than to be adorned with superficial beauty.

Those who cannot heal themselves should not pretend to cure others.

Do not lean upon that which offers support only to pierce you in return.

A little help from a friend can prevent a great tragedy.

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