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1. Author: It is unknown, we only know that the origin is
catalan. The tale appeared in a catalan magazine between
1904-1938.

2.  ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A SMALL CHILD
THAT FIT IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND.
BY THIS REASON HE WAS NAMED LITTLE
CHICKPEA.
 HE WAS SO SMALL, SO SMALL THAT WHEN HE
WENT OUTSIDE, HE USUALLY SONG:
 PACHÍN, PACHÍN, PACHÍN!
MUCH CAREFUL WITH WHAT YOU DO!
 PACHÍN , PACHÍN, PACHÍN!
TO LITTLE CHICKPEA DO NOT TREAD ON!

3.  HIS PARENTS LOVE HIM, BECAUSE THEY KNEW
THAT SIZE DOES NOT MATTER WHEN YOU ARE
CLEVER.
ONE DAY WHEN LITTLE CHICKPEA FATHER’S
WERE GOING TO THE FIELD, LITTLE CHICKPEA
ASKED HIM IF HE COULD GO WITH HIM.
WALKING AND WALKING THEY ARRIVED TO THE
MEADOW OF CABBAGES .LITTLE CHICKPEA
JUMPED TO THE FLOOR TO STRETCH HIS LEGS.
MEAN HIS FATHER COLLECTED THE VEGETABLES
TO SELL THEM IN THE STREET MARKED, THE
LITTLE CHICKPEA WAS PLAYING AMONG THE
PLANTS. PLAYING AND JUMPING, HE WAS
MOVING AWAY MORE AND MORE.

5. IN ONE OF HIS JUMPS, LITTLE CHICKPEA FALL
INSIDE A CABBAGE. THE MOVEMENT OF LITTLE
CHICKPEA ATTRACKED THE ATTENTION OF AN
ENORMOUS OX WHO IS EATING THERE .
THE HUGE ANIMAL TURNED AROUND AND IT
WAS WHERE THE LITTLE BOY WAS, AND…. THE
OX ATE THE CABBAGE WITH THE BOY.

7. WHEN THE TIME TO GO HOME ARRIVED THE
FATHER LOOKED FOR HIM EVERYWHERE, BUT
HE COULD NOT FIND HIM. FINALLY, DESPERATE,
HE CALLED HIS WIFE AND TOGETHER WERE
WALKING PATHS LOOKING FOR THEIR CHILD.
 -LITTLE CHICKPEA, WHERE ARE YOU? – THEY
SHOUTED AT THE SAME TIME.

8.  THE NIGHT FELL DOWN, THE DAY ARRIVED AND
LITTLE CHICKPEA DID NOT APPEAR. THAT NIGHT HIS
PARENTS DID NOT SLEEP AND AFTER HAVING
BREAKFAST THEY CONTINUE LOOKING FOR HIM.
 IT STARTED TO RAIN, THEN IT STARTED TO SNOW
AND THE PARENTS CONTINUED LOOKING FOR THEIR
SON:
- LITTLE CHICKPEA, LITTLE CHICKPEA¡¡¡ WHERE ARE
YOU?- THEY SHOUTED.
- HERE I AM! ¡IN THE TUMMY OX, WHERE IT DO NOT
RAIN NOR SNOW! – THEY LISTENED VERY FAR
THEY WERE VERY HAPPY BECAUSE THEY HAD FOUND
HIM, THEY MADE HIM TICKLE IN THE OX NOSE.

10.  Suddenly the ox sneezed and Little Chickpe went out
of the tummy and he hold his parents happily
 Mean they came back home to celebrate, they all sang:
Pachín, pachín, pachín!
Much careful with what you do!
Pachín , pachín, pachín!
To Little Chickpea do not tread on!
THE END
 Translated by Victoria Sánchez and Diego Almarza
 Checked by: Silvia López