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"

Open

!

I

say

,

"

repeated

Geppetto

,

"

or

I

'll

give

you

a

sound

whipping

when

I

get

in

.

"

"

Father

,

believe

me

,

I

ca

n't

stand

up

.

Oh

,

dear

!

Oh

,

dear

!

I

shall

have

to

walk

on

my

knees

all

my

life

.

"

Geppetto

,

thinking

that

all

these

tears

and

cries

were

only

other

pranks

of

the

Marionette

,

climbed

up

the

side

of

the

house

and

went

in

through

the

window

.

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At

first

he

was

very

angry

,

but

on

seeing

Pinocchio

stretched

out

on

the

floor

and

really

without

feet

,

he

felt

very

sad

and

sorrowful

.

Picking

him

up

from

the

floor

,

he

fondled

and

caressed

him

,

talking

to

him

while

the

tears

ran

down

his

cheeks

:

"

My

little

Pinocchio

,

my

dear

little

Pinocchio

!

How

did

you

burn

your

feet

?

"

"

I

do

n't

know

,

Father

,

but

believe

me

,

the

night

has

been

a

terrible

one

and

I

shall

remember

it

as

long

as

I

live

.

The

thunder

was

so

noisy

and

the

lightning

so

bright

--

and

I

was

hungry

.

And

then

the

Talking

Cricket

said

to

me

,

`

You

deserve

it

;

you

were

bad

;

'

and

I

said

to

him

,

`

Careful

,

Cricket

;

'

and

he

said

to

me

,

`

You

are

a

Marionette

and

you

have

a

wooden

head

;

'

and

I

threw

the

hammer

at

him

and

killed

him

.

It

was

his

own

fault

,

for

I

did

n't

want

to

kill

him

.

And

I

put

the

pan

on

the

coals

,

but

the

Chick

flew

away

and

said

,

`

I

'll

see

you

again

!

Remember

me

to

the

family

.

'

And

my

hunger

grew

,

and

I

went

out

,

and

the

old

man

with

a

nightcap

looked

out

of

the

window

and

threw

water

on

me

,

and

I

came

home

and

put

my

feet

on

the

stove

to

dry

them

because

I

was

still

hungry

,

and

I

fell

asleep

and

now

my

feet

are

gone

but

my

hunger

is

n't

!

Oh

!

--

Oh

!

--

Oh

!

"

And

poor

Pinocchio

began

to

scream

and

cry

so

loudly

that

he

could

be

heard

for

miles

around

.

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Geppetto

,

who

had

understood

nothing

of

all

that

jumbled

talk

,

except

that

the

Marionette

was

hungry

,

felt

sorry

for

him

,

and

pulling

three

pears

out

of

his

pocket

,

offered

them

to

him

,

saying

:

"

These

three

pears

were

for

my

breakfast

,

but

I

give

them

to

you

gladly

.

Eat

them

and

stop

weeping

.

"

"

If

you

want

me

to

eat

them

,

please

peel

them

for

me

.

"

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