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fabler
noun as in liar
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noun as in perjurer
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noun as in prevaricator
noun as in storyteller
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The company says that after receiving complaints from customers it has identified the risk of potential harm in canopies used to cover cots in the models: Legendarisk, Minnen bed canopy set, Barnslig Boll, Minnen Brodyr, Himmel, Fabler, Tissla and Klammig.
Alsop's retort: fabled Fabler Aesop was put to death by the citizens of Delphi for refusing to distribute money to them �because he found them grasping and greedy.
It was with no direct intention of hoaxing or deceiving his hearers that he played the fabler; it was simply a way he had of holding up a magnifying-glass, so to speak, before their eyes, that he might help them to bring their imaginations up to his own idea of the wonderful reality.
But they forgave the satirist, as the days went by, and they realized that, after all, the fun was harmless, nobody was hurt actually, and all were treated alike by the ready knife of the fabler.
"What rhyme do you want?" asked the Fabler, as Madame de Sevigne used to call him.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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