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Pinocchio 3.29 · 3.29

The carabineer plants himself

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Alla fine, e per buona fortuna, capitò un carabiniere il quale, sentendo tutto quello schiamazzo, e credendo si trattasse di un puledro che avesse levata la mano al padrone, si piantò coraggiosamente a gambe larghe in mezzo alla strada, con l' animo risoluto di fermarlo e di impedire il caso di maggiori disgrazie.

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At last a carabineer, thinking a colt has bolted from its master, plants himself legs astride across the road.

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