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THE STORY OF A MARIONETTE
PlNOCCHIO AND II IS COMPANIONS WALKED AND WALKED UNTIL THEY CAME TO THE
Gray Goose Inn.
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TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN
EDITED BY
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THE JOHN C. WINSTON COMPANY
Chicaco PHILADELPHIA Toronto
Copyright, 1923, by
The John C. Winston Company
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PRINTED IN THE U.S. A.
Preface
The delightful story of Pinocchio was written by an Italian named Signor Lorenzini about fifty years ago. Al¬ though it closely resembles a folk tale, it is a true fairy story.
Lorenzini wrote several other stories for children; but for a long time he was unknown to his readers because he wrote under the assumed name of C. Collodi, which was the name of his native town.
Sidney G. Firman.
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