. Pinocchio : l'histoire d'une marionnette . ies; hecould not touch autre chose. Il avait un tel adisgust à la nourriture, a-t-il dit, qu'il pouvait mettre nithingto ses lèvres. Celui qui a le moins mangé était Pinocchio. Hedemandé quelques noix et un morceau de pain, et tout a laissé sur son assiette. Le pauvre garçon, whoethoughts ont été continuellement fixés sur le champ ofmiracles, avait eu en anticipation une indigestion ofGold morceaux. Quand ils l'avaient supplée, le Fox a dit à l'hôte: u Donnez-nous deux bonnes chambres, l'une pour M. Pinocchio, et l'autre pour moi et mon compagnon. Nous saulançons un peu de sommeil avant de partir. N'oubliez pas, cependant,

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. Pinocchio : the tale of a puppet . ies; hecould not touch anything else. He had such adisgust to food, he said, that he could put nothingto his lips. The one who ate the least was Pinocchio. Heasked for some walnuts and a hunch of bread, andleft everything on his plate. The poor boy, whosethoughts were continually fixed on the Field ofmiracles, had got in anticipation an indigestion ofgold pieces. When they had supped, the Fox said to the host: u Give us two good rooms, one for Mr Pinocchio, and the other for me and my companion. We willsnatch a little sleep before we leave. Remember, however, that at midnight we wish to be called tocontinue our journey. uYes, gentlemen, answered the host, and hewinked at the Fox and the Cat, as much as to say:411 know what you are up to. We understand oneanother! THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO 71 No sooner had Pinocchio got into bed than hefell asleep at once and began to dream. And hedreamt that he was in the middle of a field, and thefield was full of shrubs covered with clusters of gold. He dreamt . . shrubs covered with clusters of gold sovereigns. sovereigns, and as they swung in the wind theywent zin, zin, zin, almost as if they would say:Let who will, come and take us. But whenPinocchio was at the most interesting moment, thatis, just as he was stretching out his hand to pickhandfuls of those beautiful gold pieces and to put ;i THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO them in his pocket, he was suddenly wakened bythree violent blows on the door of his room. It was the host who had come to tell him thatmidnight had struck. Are my companions ready ? asked the puppet. u Ready ! Why, they left two hours ago. Why were they in such a hurry ? Because the Cat had received a message to saythat her eldest kitten was ill with chilblains on hisfeet, and was in danger of death. Did they pay for the supper? What are you thinking of? They are muchtoo well educated to dream of offering such aninsult to a gentleman like you. What a pity! It is an insult tha

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