Fables
by Robert Louis Stevenson from 1896
About
Stevenson's Fables — a small collection of prose allegories — are among his strangest and most personal works: dark philosophical parables about artists, gods, and ordinary people that don't fit neatly into his other work. 'The Poor Thing' and 'The Touchstone' are particularly haunting. As reading material they work for literary groups; individual fables are very short (5-15 minutes).
Fables
- Words
- 14.4k
- Scenes
- 19
- Duration
- ~1 hr 48 min
22 sections
14.4k words#TitleWords
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CHAPTER XXXIII
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1951:28
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730:33
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380:17
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1260:57
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2201:39
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540:24
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1851:23
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350:16
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