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   Oct 13, 2005 · "Pinocchio: The Tale of a Puppet" by Carlo Collodi is a classic children's novel written in the late 19th century. It follows the adventures of Pinocchio, a wooden puppet brought to life, as he navigates a world filled with temptations, challenges, and valuable life lessons.

   • Author: Collodi, Carlo, 1826-1890
   • Language: English

   • Illustrator: Carsey, Alice
   • Title: Pinocchio: The Tale of a Puppet

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   Oct 13, 2005 · Pinocchio had a great fear of thunder, but hunger was stronger than fear. He therefore closed the house door and made a rush for the village, which he reached in a hundred bounds, with his tongue hanging out and panting for breath like a dog after game. But he found it all dark and deserted.

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   A classic tale by Carlo Collodi. Adapted by Gill Munton. Series Editor: Louis Fidge. Contents. 1 Geppetto’s puppet 3. 2 The fox and the cat 9. 3 A very long nose 14. 4 The Field of Gold 19. 5 Pinocchio and the weasels 25. 6 Pinocchio goes to school 31. 7 The Land of Play 37. 8 The terrible shark 42. 9 Home at last 48. 10 A real boy 53.

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   Is Pinocchio a good story?

   • It follows the adventures of Pinocchio, a wooden puppet brought to life, as he navigates a world filled with temptations, challenges, and valuable life lessons. The story delves into themes of morality, obedience, and the quest for identity, making it a timeless tale that resonates with both children and adults.

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   How did Pinocchio end?

   • It ended in so much being said and done that the soldier at last set Pinocchio at liberty and led Geppetto to prison. The poor man, not being ready with words to defend himself, cried like a calf and as he was being led away to prison sobbed out: "Wretched boy! And to think how I labored to make him a well-conducted puppet!

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   How did Pinocchio feel when he found himself free?

   • You can imagine Pinocchio's joy when he found himself free. Without stopping to take breath he immediately left the town and took the road that led to the Fairy's house. On account of the rainy weather the road had become a marsh into which he sank knee-deep.

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   What did Pinocchio say?

   • "Then, attention!" And Pinocchio began to count in a loud voice: "One, two, three!" At the word "Three!" the two boys took off their caps and threw them into the air. And then a scene followed that would seem incredible if it were not true.

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   What did Pinocchio say about the four pieces?

   • "And the four pieces—where have you put them?" asked the Fairy. "I have lost them!" said Pinocchio, but he was telling a lie, for he had them in his pocket. He had scarcely told the lie when his nose, which was already long, grew at once two inches longer.

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   How did Pinocchio find himself free as a bird in the air?

   • The good man, who was curious to hear the true story, immediately untied the knot that kept him bound; and Pinocchio, finding himself free as a bird in the air, commenced as follows: "You must know that I was once a puppet as I am now, and I was on the point of becoming a boy like the many who are in the world.

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