tin oodman gave a sigisfaction and loree.

    quot;t comfort,quot; ;I  axe in ted, and Im glad to be able to put it do last. Nos of my legs, I s once more.”

    So til e creature, and very grateful.

    quot;I migood t come along,quot; ;so you ainly saved my life. o be here?”

    quot;e are on our o ty to see t Oz,quot; s;and opped at your cottage to pass t.”

    quot;o see Oz?quot; he asked.

    quot;I  o send me back to Kansas, and ts o put a feo ; she replied.

    tin oodman appeared to t.

    then he said:

    quot;Do you suppose Oz could give me a ?”

    quot;; Dorot;It o give the Scarecrow brains.”

    quot;true,quot; tin oodman returned. quot;So, if you o join your party, I o ty and ask Oz to help me.”

    quot;Come along,quot; said tily, and Dorot so in oodman s until to t h yel- low brick.

    tin oodman o put t. quot;For,quot; ;if I s caug again, I he oil-can badly.”

    It  of good luck to y, for soon after to a place ravelers could not pass. But tin oodman set to  soon ire party.

    Dorotly as t s notice o a o to call to o help him up again.

    quot; you ; asked tin oodman.

    quot;I dont knohe Scarecrow cheerfully.

    quot;My uffed ra is o ask him for some brains.”

    quot;O; said tin oodman. quot;But, after all, brains are not t the world.”

    quot;; inquired the Scarecrow.

    quot;No, my e empty,quot; anshe oodman.

    quot;But once I  also; so, ried t.”

    quot;And ; asked the Scarecr