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If you have lost them there, says the Fairy, we will look for them and find them: because 75 everything we lose there is always found. Ah! now that I remember well, replied the puppet, getting confused, I did not lose them, these four pieces, I swallowed them without noticing while drinking your medicine. At this third lie, his nose lengthened so extraordinarily that the poor man 80 Pinocchio could no longer turn to any side. If he turned to one side, his nose tapped against the bed or window panes, if he turned to the other, he tapped against the walls or the door of the room, if he raised his head a little, he might well break an eye of the Fairy. The Fairy looked at him and laughed. 85 Why are you laughing? asked him the puppet, all confused and worried because of this nose that was growing at a glance. I laugh at the lies you make. How do you know these are lies? We recognize the lies right away, my child, because there are two kinds: 90 there are lies that have short legs, and lies that have long noses; yours, precisely, are those who have a long nose. Pinocchio, not knowing where to put himself, in shame, tried to flee the room; but he did not succeed. His nose had become so long that he no longer went through the door. Pinocchio finds the Fox and the Cat, and goes with them to sow the four gold coins 95 in the Field of Miracles. As you can imagine, the Fairy let the puppet cry and scream for a good half an hour, because of that nose that no longer passed through the door of the room; she did so to give him a stern lesson, so that he would correct himself for the ugly failure to tell lies, the worst defect a child could have. But when she saw him almost disfigured and his eyes out of the