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Thank You for Having Us
Pictures by Charles CopelandWords by Carlo Collodi
Pinocchio sits down to supper with the Fox and the Cat in Charles Copeland's drawing, while an innkeeper brings out another steaming dish. Inside, Carlo Collodi's line about the poor Cat, too weak to eat more than thirty-five mullets and four portions of tripe, makes a sly nod to a generous table. Copeland drew these pictures for an American edition of the tale in 1904. For the host who fed you well.
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Inside, it says
The poor Cat felt very weak, and he was able to eat only thirty-five mullets with tomato sauce and four portions of tripe with cheese. Carlo Collodi, 1883
On the back
Carlo Collodi's tale of the wooden puppet who longed to become a real boy, first told in Florence in 1883. Charles Copeland drew these pictures for an American edition in 1904.
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