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These Eyeglasses made by Jean de La Fontaine was a French poet, most famous for his Fables. He published twelve books of these fables, which remain popular today for their wit, charm, and timeless wisdom. La Fontaine's fables are brief, entertaining stories featuring animals as characters who act out human foibles and offer moral lessons.

Here, we will explore For further reading: La vie de La Fontaine by L. Roche (); L'Art de La Fontaine by F. Gohin (); Les fables de La Fontaine by R. Bray (); Les cinq tentations de La Fontaine by J. Giraudoux (); Her Poems and Fables from La Fontaine by Marianne Moore (); Young La Fontaine: A Study of his Artistic Growth in his Early Poetry and.