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List: Pinocchio 1: actions and expressions

Narrative verbs and expressions for following and retelling the opening scene.

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Codex language guide

Proposed by Codex from Collodi's chapter I for a reader who requested a higher-level challenge.

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      to rejoice; to become pleasedWord
      to mutter; to grumbleWord
      to rough-shape; to remove the rough outer materialWord
      to lament; to complain sorrowfullyWord
      to grab; to seizeWord
      to knock or bang about repeatedlyWord
      to tousle; to ruffleWord
      to hum; to sing softly to oneselfWord
      to plane; to smooth wood with a planeWord
      struck by lightning; suddenly overwhelmedWord
      because of; on account ofPhrase
      in an undertone; quietlyPhrase
      no sooner said than donePhrase
      to be dumbfounded; to be astonishedPhrase
      there is not a soul herePhrase
      so much the worse for himPhrase
      to pluck up courage; to reassure oneselfPhrase
      to start listening attentivelyPhrase