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On
hearing
this
,
the
two
Donkeys
bowed
their
heads
in
shame
,
dropped
their
ears
,
and
put
their
tails
between
their
legs
.
At
first
,
the
Little
Man
petted
and
caressed
them
and
smoothed
down
their
hairy
coats
.
Then
he
took
out
a
currycomb
and
worked
over
them
till
they
shone
like
glass
.
Satisfied
with
the
looks
of
the
two
little
animals
,
he
bridled
them
and
took
them
to
a
market
place
far
away
from
the
Land
of
Toys
,
in
the
hope
of
selling
them
at
a
good
price
.
In
fact
,
he
did
not
have
to
wait
very
long
for
an
offer
.
Lamp-Wick
was
bought
by
a
farmer
whose
donkey
had
died
the
day
before
.
Pinocchio
went
to
the
owner
of
a
circus
,
who
wanted
to
teach
him
to
do
tricks
for
his
audiences
.
And
now
do
you
understand
what
the
Little
Man
's
profession
was
?
This
horrid
little
being
,
whose
face
shone
with
kindness
,
went
about
the
world
looking
for
boys
.
Lazy
boys
,
boys
who
hated
books
,
boys
who
wanted
to
run
away
from
home
,
boys
who
were
tired
of
school
--
all
these
were
his
joy
and
his
fortune
.
He
took
them
with
him
to
the
Land
of
Toys
and
let
them
enjoy
themselves
to
their
heart
's
content
.
When
,
after
months
of
all
play
and
no
work
,
they
became
little
donkeys
,
he
sold
them
on
the
market
place
.
In
a
few
years
,
he
had
become
a
millionaire
.
What
happened
to
Lamp-Wick
?
My
dear
children
,
I
do
not
know
.
Pinocchio
,
I
can
tell
you
,
met
with
great
hardships
even
from
the
first
day
.
After
putting
him
in
a
stable
,
his
new
master
filled
his
manger
with
straw
,
but
Pinocchio
,
after
tasting
a
mouthful
,
spat
it
out
.
Then
the
man
filled
the
manger
with
hay
.
But
Pinocchio
did
not
like
that
any
better
.
"
Ah
,
you
do
n't
like
hay
either
?
"
he
cried
angrily
.
"
Wait
,
my
pretty
Donkey
,
I
'll
teach
you
not
to
be
so
particular
.
"
Without
more
ado
,
he
took
a
whip
and
gave
the
Donkey
a
hearty
blow
across
the
legs
.
