Pinocchio
Subtitle: The Story of a Puppet
Edition: 13th impression
Series: [Stories all children love]
Publisher: J.B. Lippincott Company
Published: 1914
Place of publication: Philadelphia, USA
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 234
Copyright date: 1914
Table of contents: label: I
title: How it Came to Pass that Master Cherry the Carpenter Found a Piece of Wood that Laughed and Cried Like a Child
pagenum: 11; label: II
title: Master Cherry Makes a Present of the Piece of Wood to His Friend Geppetto, Who Takes it to Make for Himself a Wonderful Puppet, that Shall Know How to Dance, and to Fence, and to Leap Like an Acrobat
pagenum: 15; label: III
title: Geppetto Having Returned Home Begins at Once to Make a Puppet, to Which He Gives the Name of Pinocchio. The First Tricks Played by the Puppet
pagenum: 19; label: IV
title: The Story of Pinocchio and the Talking-cricket, from Which We See that Naughty Boys Cannot Endure to be Corrected by Those Who Know More than They do
pagenum: 25; label: V
title: Pinocchio is Hungry and Searches for an Egg to make Himself an Omelet; But Just at the Most Interesting Moment the Omelet Flies out of the Window
pagenum: 28; label: VI
title: Pinocchio Falls Asleep with His Feet on the Brazier, and Wakes in the Morning to Find Them Burnt Off
pagenum: 32; label: VII
title: Geppetto Returns Home, Makes the Puppet New Feet, and Gives Him the Breakfast that the Poor Man had Brought for Himself
pagenum: 35; label: VIII
title: Geppetto Makes Pinocchio New Feet, and Sells His Own Coat to Buy Him a Spelling-book
pagenum: 40; label: IX
title: Pinocchio Sells His Spelling-book that He May Go and See a Puppet-show
pagenum: 44; label: X
title: The Puppets Recognise Their Brother Pinocchio, and Receive Him with Delight; but at that Moment Then- Master Fire-eater Makes His Appearance and Pinocchio is in Danger of Coming to a Bad End
pagenum: 48; label: XI
title: Fire-eater Sneezes and Pardons Pinocchio, Who then Saves the Life of His Friend Harlequin
pagenum: 52; label: XII
title: The Showman, Fire-eater, Makes Pinocchio a Present of Five Gold Pieces to Take Home to His Father, Geppetto; but Pinocchio Instead Allows Himself to be Taken in by the Fox and the Cat, and Goes with Them
pagenum: 57; label: XIII
title: The Inn of The Red Craw-fish
pagenum: 64; label: XIV
title: Pinocchio, Because He Would not Heed the Good Counsels of the Talking-cricket, Falls Amongst Assassins
pagenum: 69; label: XV
title: The Assassins Pursue Pinocchio; and Having Overtaken Him Hang Him to a Branch of the Big Oak
pagenum: 74; label: XVI
title: The Beautiful Child with Blue Hair Has the Puppet Taken Down: Has Him Put to Bed and Calls in Three Doctors to Know if He is Alive or Dead
pagenum: 78; label: XVII
title: Pinocchio Eats the Sugar, but will not Take His Medicine: When, However, He sees the Grave- diggers, Who have Arrived to Carry Him Away, He Takes it. He then Tells a Lie, and as a Punishment His Nose Grows Longer
pagenum: 83; label: XVIII
title: Pinocchio Meets Again the Fox and the Cat, and Goes with Them to Bury His Money in the Field of Miracles
pagenum: 90; label: XIX
title: Pinocchio is Robbed of His Money, and as a Punishment He is Sent to Prison for Four Months
pagenum: 97; label: XX
title: Liberated from Prison, He Starts to Return to the Fairy's House; but on the Road He Meets with a Horrible Serpent, and Afterwards He is Caught in a Trap
pagenum: 102; label: XXI
title: Pinocchio is Taken by a Peasant, Who Obliges Him to Fill the Place of His Watch-dog in the Poultry-yard
pagenum: 106; label: XXII
title: Pinocchio Discovers the Robbers, and as a Reward for His Fidelity is Set at Liberty
pagenum: 110; label: XXIII
title: Pinocchio Mourns the Death of the Beautiful Child with the Blue Hair. He then Meets with a Pigeon who Flies with Him to the Seashore, and There He Throws Himself into the Water to go to the Assistance of His Father Geppetto
pagenum: 115; label: XXIV
title: Pinocchio Arrives at the Island of the "Industrious Bees," and Finds the Fairy Again
pagenum: 123; label: XXV
title: Pinocchio Promises the Fairy to be Good and Studious, for He is Quite Sick of Being a Puppet and Wishes to Become an Exemplary Boy
pagenum: 132; label: XXVI
title: Pinocchio Accompanies His Schoolfellows to the Seashore to see the Terrible Dog-fish
pagenum: 137; label: XXVII
title: Great Fight Between Pinocchio and His Companions.  One of Them is Wounded, and Pinocchio is Arrested by the Gendarmes
pagenum: 141; label: XXVIII
title: Pinocchio is in Danger of Being Fried in a Frying-pan Like a Fish
pagenum: 150; label: XXIX
title: He Returns to the Fairy's House. She Promises Him that the Following Day He Shall Cease to be a Puppet and Shall Become a Boy. Grand Breakfast of Coffee and Milk to Celebrate this Great Event.
pagenum: 157; label: XXX
title: Pinocchio, Instead of Becoming a Boy, Starts Secretly with His Friend Candlewick for the "Land of Boobies"
pagenum: 167; label: XXXI
title: After Five Months' Residence in the Land of Cocagne, Pinocchio, to His Great Astonishment, Grows a Beautiful Pair of Donkey's Ears, and He Becomes a Little Donkey, Tail and All
pagenum: 175; label: XXXII
title: Pinocchio Gets Donkey's Ears; and Then He Becomes a Real Little Donkey and Begins to Bray
pagenum: 184; label: XXXIII
title: Pinocchio, Having Become a Genuine Little Donkey, is Taken to be Sold, and is Bought by the Director of a Company of Buffoons to be Taught to Dance, and to Jump Through Hoops : but One Evening He Lames Himself, and then He is Bought by a Man Who Purposes to make a Drum of His Skin
pagenum: 192; label: XXXIV
title: Pinocchio, Having been Thrown into the Sea, is Eaten by the Fish and Becomes a Puppet as He was Before. Whilst He is Swimming Away to Save His Life He is Swallowed by the Terrible Dog-fish
pagenum: 204; label: XXXV
title: Pinocchio Finds in the Body of the Dog-fish Whom does He Find? Read this Chapter and You Will Know
pagenum: 214; label: XXXVI
title: Pinocchio at Last Ceases to be a Puppet and Becomes a Boy
pagenum: 222