Collodi, Carlo, 1826-1890, Folkard, Charles, ill · London : J.M. Dent ; New York : E.P. Dutton · leaf 86
lence! ... Upon hearing himself called Excellence the show-man began to smile, and became at once kinder andmore tractable. Turning to Pinocchio he asked: u Well, what do you want from me ? I implore you to pardon poor Harlequin. For him there can be no pardon. As I havespared you he must be put on… … Threw himself at the showmans feet. 60 THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO Bind me and throw me amongst the flames. No, itis not just that poor Harlequin, my true friend,should die for me! . . . These words, pronounced in a loud heroic voice,made all the puppets who were present cry. Eventhe gendarmes,…
Puppets · Fantasy fiction
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