Pinocchio in Africa by E. Cherubini
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"Perhaps the route over the Red Sea would be better." "I do not wish to go near the Red Sea." "And why?" asked the wolf man, who up to this time had not opened his mouth. "Why? Why? Because I do not wish to get my clothes dyed; do you understand?" More laughter greeted these words. Pinocchio's wooden cheeks got very red, and he sputtered: "This is no way to treat a gentleman. I shall do as I please, and I do not please to enter the Red Sea. That is enough. Now I shall leave you, and he started off. "Farewell, farewell, marionette!" "Farewell, you impolite beasts!" Pinocchio wanted to call out, but he did not. "Come back!" cried the bearded man; "here is the bucket; please fill it once more, for I am still thirsty." 7. Pinocchio In Doubt PINOCCHIO went away very angry, vowing that he would avenge himself on all who had laughed at him. |
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