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An edition of Le avventure di Pinocchio
(1883)
Pinocchio
The Story of a Puppet
13th impression
by Carlo Collodi
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A wooden puppet full of tricks and mischief wants more than anything else to become a real boy.
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Les aventures de Pinocchio: Histoire d’une marionnette
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Las aventuras de Pinocho
December 30, 2003, Juventud
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Pinocchio: The Story of a Puppet
1914, J.B. Lippincott Company
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Table of Contents
I.
How it Came to Pass that Master Cherry the Carpenter Found a Piece of Wood that Laughed and Cried Like a Child
Page 11
II.
Master Cherry Makes a Present of the Piece of Wood to His Friend Geppetto, Who Takes it to Make for Himself a Wonderful Puppet, that Shall Know How to Dance, and to Fence, and to Leap Like an Acrobat
Page 15
III.
Geppetto Having Returned Home Begins at Once to Make a Puppet, to Which He Gives the Name of Pinocchio. The First Tricks Played by the Puppet
Page 19
IV.
The Story of Pinocchio and the Talking-cricket, from Which We See that Naughty Boys Cannot Endure to be Corrected by Those Who Know More than They do
Page 25
V.
Pinocchio is Hungry and Searches for an Egg to make Himself an Omelet; But Just at the Most Interesting Moment the Omelet Flies out of the Window
Page 28
VI.
Pinocchio Falls Asleep with His Feet on the Brazier, and Wakes in the Morning to Find Them Burnt Off
Page 32
VII.
Geppetto Returns Home, Makes the Puppet New Feet, and Gives Him the Breakfast that the Poor Man had Brought for Himself
Page 35
VIII.
Geppetto Makes Pinocchio New Feet, and Sells His Own Coat to Buy Him a Spelling-book
Page 40
IX.
Pinocchio Sells His Spelling-book that He May Go and See a Puppet-show
Page 44
X.
The Puppets Recognise Their Brother Pinocchio, and Receive Him with Delight; but at that Moment Then- Master Fire-eater Makes His Appearance and Pinocchio is in Danger of Coming to a Bad End
Page 48
XI.
Fire-eater Sneezes and Pardons Pinocchio, Who then Saves the Life of His Friend Harlequin
Page 52
XII.
The Showman, Fire-eater, Makes Pinocchio a Present of Five Gold Pieces to Take Home to His Father, Geppetto; but Pinocchio Instead Allows Himself to be Taken in by the Fox and the Cat, and Goes with Them
Page 57
XIII.
The Inn of The Red Craw-fish
Page 64
XIV.
Pinocchio, Because He Would not Heed the Good Counsels of the Talking-cricket, Falls Amongst Assassins
Page 69
XV.
The Assassins Pursue Pinocchio; and Having Overtaken Him Hang Him to a Branch of the Big Oak
Page 74
XVI.
The Beautiful Child with Blue Hair Has the Puppet Taken Down: Has Him Put to Bed and Calls in Three Doctors to Know if He is Alive or Dead
Page 78
XVII.
Pinocchio Eats the Sugar, but will not Take His Medicine: When, However, He sees the Grave- diggers, Who have Arrived to Carry Him Away, He Takes it. He then Tells a Lie, and as a Punishment His Nose Grows Longer
Page 83
XVIII.
Pinocchio Meets Again the Fox and the Cat, and Goes with Them to Bury His Money in the Field of Miracles
Page 90
XIX.
Pinocchio is Robbed of His Money, and as a Punishment He is Sent to Prison for Four Months
Page 97
XX.
Liberated from Prison, He Starts to Return to the Fairy's House; but on the Road He Meets with a Horrible Serpent, and Afterwards He is Caught in a Trap
Page 102
XXI.
Pinocchio is Taken by a Peasant, Who Obliges Him to Fill the Place of His Watch-dog in the Poultry-yard
Page 106
XXII.
Pinocchio Discovers the Robbers, and as a Reward for His Fidelity is Set at Liberty
Page 110
XXIII.
Pinocchio Mourns the Death of the Beautiful Child with the Blue Hair. He then Meets with a Pigeon who Flies with Him to the Seashore, and There He Throws Himself into the Water to go to the Assistance of His Father Geppetto
Page 115
XXIV.
Pinocchio Arrives at the Island of the "Industrious Bees," and Finds the Fairy Again
Page 123
XXV.
Pinocchio Promises the Fairy to be Good and Studious, for He is Quite Sick of Being a Puppet and Wishes to Become an Exemplary Boy
Page 132
XXVI.
Pinocchio Accompanies His Schoolfellows to the Seashore to see the Terrible Dog-fish
Page 137
XXVII.
Great Fight Between Pinocchio and His Companions. One of Them is Wounded, and Pinocchio is Arrested by the Gendarmes
Page 141
XXVIII.
Pinocchio is in Danger of Being Fried in a Frying-pan Like a Fish
Page 150
XXIX.
He Returns to the Fairy's House. She Promises Him that the Following Day He Shall Cease to be a Puppet and Shall Become a Boy. Grand Breakfast of Coffee and Milk to Celebrate this Great Event.
Page 157
XXX.
Pinocchio, Instead of Becoming a Boy, Starts Secretly with His Friend Candlewick for the "Land of Boobies"
Page 167
XXXI.
After Five Months' Residence in the Land of Cocagne, Pinocchio, to His Great Astonishment, Grows a Beautiful Pair of Donkey's Ears, and He Becomes a Little Donkey, Tail and All
Page 175
XXXII.
Pinocchio Gets Donkey's Ears; and Then He Becomes a Real Little Donkey and Begins to Bray
Page 184
XXXIII.
Pinocchio, Having Become a Genuine Little Donkey, is Taken to be Sold, and is Bought by the Director of a Company of Buffoons to be Taught to Dance, and to Jump Through Hoops : but One Evening He Lames Himself, and then He is Bought by a Man Who Purposes to make a Drum of His Skin
Page 192
XXXIV.
Pinocchio, Having been Thrown into the Sea, is Eaten by the Fish and Becomes a Puppet as He was Before. Whilst He is Swimming Away to Save His Life He is Swallowed by the Terrible Dog-fish
Page 204
XXXV.
Pinocchio Finds in the Body of the Dog-fish Whom does He Find? Read this Chapter and You Will Know
Page 214
XXXVI.
Pinocchio at Last Ceases to be a Puppet and Becomes a Boy
Page 222
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| December 9, 2020 | Edited by Lisa | Merge works |
| June 18, 2019 | Edited by Lisa | Added edition details from linked copy. |
| September 1, 2018 | Edited by Lisa | Added new cover |
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