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Then
he
took
him
by
the
head
and
--
Mindful
of
what
the
Fisherman
had
said
,
Pinocchio
knew
that
all
hope
of
being
saved
had
gone
.
He
closed
his
eyes
and
waited
for
the
final
moment
.
Suddenly
,
a
large
Dog
,
attracted
by
the
odor
of
the
boiling
oil
,
came
running
into
the
cave
.
"
Get
out
!
"
cried
the
Fisherman
threateningly
and
still
holding
onto
the
Marionette
,
who
was
all
covered
with
flour
.
But
the
poor
Dog
was
very
hungry
,
and
whining
and
wagging
his
tail
,
he
tried
to
say
:
"
Give
me
a
bite
of
the
fish
and
I
'll
go
in
peace
.
"
"
Get
out
,
I
say
!
"
repeated
the
Fisherman
.
And
he
drew
back
his
foot
to
give
the
Dog
a
kick
.
Then
the
Dog
,
who
,
being
really
hungry
,
would
take
no
refusal
,
turned
in
a
rage
toward
the
Fisherman
and
bared
his
terrible
fangs
.
And
at
that
moment
,
a
pitiful
little
voice
was
heard
saying
:
"
Save
me
,
Alidoro
;
if
you
do
n't
,
I
fry
!
"
The
Dog
immediately
recognized
Pinocchio
's
voice
.
Great
was
his
surprise
to
find
that
the
voice
came
from
the
little
flour-covered
bundle
that
the
Fisherman
held
in
his
hand
.
