. Pinocchio : the tale of a puppet . ake the four sovereigns that you have left to yourpoor father, who is weeping and in despair becauseyou have never returned to him. By to-morrow my papa will be a gentleman,for these four sovereigns will have become twothousand. u Dont trust, my boy, to those who promise tomake you rich in a day. Usually they are eithermad or rogues! Give ear to me, and go back. On the contrary, I am determined to go on. The hour is late! . . I am determined to go on. The night is dark! . , 74 THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO I am determined to go on. u The road is dangerous ! .
. Pinocchio : the tale of a puppet . ake the four sovereigns that you have left to yourpoor father, who is weeping and in despair becauseyou have never returned to him. By to-morrow my papa will be a gentleman,for these four sovereigns will have become twothousand. u Dont trust, my boy, to those who promise tomake you rich in a day. Usually they are eithermad or rogues! Give ear to me, and go back. On the contrary, I am determined to go on. The hour is late! . . I am determined to go on. The night is dark! . , 74 THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO I am determined to go on. u The road is dangerous ! . . u I am determined to go on. u Remember that boys who are bent on followingtheir caprices, and will have their own way, sooneror later repent it. Always the same stories. Good-night, Cricket. u Good-night, Pinocchio, and may Heaven preserveyou from dangers and from assassins. No sooner had he said these words than theTalking-cricket vanished suddenly like a light thathas been blown out, and the road became darkerthan ever. n.
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