One named (*) Reynard appears in the "Nun's Priest Tale."
The speaker is interrupted from writing a poem by the "sudden, hot, sharp stink" of one of these creatures in a Ted Hughes poem titled for a "thought" one. One of these animals claims, "What is essential is invisible to the eye." A character named for these animals seduces Celia, the wife of his son Corvino. One named (*) Reynard appears in the "Nun's Priest Tale." The Little Prince tames one. Regina Hubbard Giddens appears in a Lillian Hellman play named for "little" ones. Mosca serves a greedy lord named for these animals in Ben Jonson's Volpone. For 10 points, name these animals, one of whom disdains "sour" grapes in an Aesop fable.
The speaker is interrupted from writing a poem by the "sudden, hot, sharp stink" of one of these creatures in a Ted Hughes poem titled for a "thought" one.
foxes [or the thought-fox; or The Little Foxes] Bonuses