Collodi, Carlo, 1826-1890, Folkard, Charles, ill · London : J.M. Dent ; New York : E.P. Dutton · leaf 120
be obliged to con-tradict the Crow, my illustrious friend and colleague ;but in my opinion the puppet is still alive: but ifunfortunately he should not be alive, then it wouldbe a sign that he is dead indeed! And you—have you nothing to say ? asked theFairy of the Talking-cricket. u In my opinion… … The doctors came immediately ... a Crow, an Owl, and a Talking-Cricket. THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO 91 Pinocchio, who up to that moment had lainimmovable, like a real piece of wood, was seized witha fit of convulsive trembling that shook the wholebed. That puppet there, continued the…
Puppets · Fantasy fiction
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