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Pinocchio 3.4 · 3.4

Hair, forehead, eyes

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Quando ebbe trovato il nome al suo burattino, allora cominciò a lavorare a buono, e gli fece subito i capelli, poi la fronte, poi gli occhi.

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Name settled, Geppetto works in earnest and shapes the first features.

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