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Le Corbeau et Le Renard
B. Isselee
wordearch for fable Le Corbeau et le Renard, Jean de la Fontaine, 1668
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corbeau renard arbre fromage phenix bois bec proie tomber flatteur lecon maitre bonjour monsieur odeur honteux confus langage ramage plumage voix joie large joli beau belle JeandelaFontaine |
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