Wolf on the psarn. Krylov I.

It was during the Patriotic War of 1812 that the great Russian writer Ivan Andreyevich Krylov became a truly popular favorite: his fables are read out in the troops and deep rear on the anger of the day. There was no person in Russia then who would not know the “wolf on the psarn” or “crow and chicken”. Of course, in the wise of Perekhch, we immediately see M. I. Kutuzov, and in the wolf - Napoleon. We understand what awaits a stupid and smug crow in the abstain of Moscow left by the Russian army. The collection also included other famous and beloved fables.