Crow

The crow longs to be more than he is. He envies the eagle, imitates her dive, and gets tangled in the wool. Flattered for a voice he does not have, he opens his beak and loses his cheese. He dresses in borrowed feathers and is stripped bare. He is vanity that sings on command.

Nº 47The Coward and the Crows
Nº 161The Jackdaw and the Crows
Nº 165The Crow and the Fox
Nº 166The Crow and Hermes
Nº 167The Crow and the Serpent
Nº 168The Sick Crow
Nº 170The Crow and the Raven
Nº 171The Crow and the Dog
Nº 255The Travellers and the Crow
Nº 274The Ass, the Crow, and the Wolf
Nº 302The Dove and the Crow
Nº 348The Swallow and the Crow Disputing Their Beauty
Nº 350The Boastful Swallow and the Crow