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Pinocchio 3.27 · 3.27

Bounding like a hare

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E il povero Geppetto a corrergli dietro senza poterlo raggiungere, perchè quel birichino di Pinocchio andava a salti come una lepre, e battendo i suoi piedi di legno sul lastrico della strada, faceva un fracasso come venti paia di zoccoli da contadini.

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Poor Geppetto chases and cannot catch him — the scamp bounds off like a hare, his wooden feet clattering like twenty pairs of clogs.

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