Famous Stories from Panchatantra

Title

en_US Famous Stories from Panchatantra

Description

en_US Retold by Rashmi Jaiswal

Creator

en_US No Author

Contributor

en_US Kasbekar, P.P.

Date

2016-01-25T15:37:28Z

en_US 2013-12

en_US 2005?

Date Available

2016-01-25T15:37:28Z

Date Issued

en_US 2005

Abstract

en_US I just wrote a few hours ago, a propos of Selected Stories from Panchatantra, that it was curious that the same publisher put out two Panchatantra books by the same author but different illustrators within about four years of each other. Then again, there is yet another Panchatantra book within this series pictured on the back cover of this book! And this is that book pictured on that back cover! It matches its series mate in format: 7 x 9¼. It has the same author, illustrator, and length of 120 pages. It offers 38 numbered fables. There is again a T of C on 3-4. Among many old friends, I have enjoyed reading Jackal Remains Jackal (13). A lioness brings up a jackal with her cubs but notices that the jackal hangs back while the cubs attack an elephant. The lioness tells the jackal what he is and tells him that her cubs will never tolerate the company of a coward. The talkative tortoise here flies with swans (58). The foolish monkeys blow on their non-fire with bamboo pipes (66). La Fontaine's cunning old cat judges between the squirrel and the mouse on 115-18. The curious monkey on 118 loses his tail in the split log. The cover proclaims Illustrated in Colour, and there are one or two larger-than-half-page colored illustrations for each of the stories. Most curious of them may be the detailed presentation of the bedbug and the mosquito on the fat king's bed (29). The most dramatic may be the crab's throttling of the crane in mid-air on 91.

Identifier

en_US 10028 (Access ID)

uri

http://hdl.handle.net/10504/76023

Publisher

en_US Alka Publications

en_US Mumbai

Subject

en_US PK3741.P3J35 2005

en_US Panchatantra

en_US Title Page Scanned

Type

en_US Book, Whole