the Cowardly Lion

    ALL tIME DOROtill paved  trees, and t at all good.

    t of t, for birds love try rees. ttle girls  beat fast, for s kno toto kne even bark in return.

    quot; be,quot; tin oodman, quot;before  of t?”

    quot;I cannot tell,quot; ;for I o ty. But my fat t ry, alto ty iful. But I am not afraid so long as I  tc ect you from harm.”

    quot;But toto!quot; said t; ect him?”

    quot;e must protect ; replied tin oodman.

    Just as  a terrible roar, and t moment a great Lion bounded into t to truck at tin oodman , to tin, altill.

    Little toto, no o face, ran barking to beast o bite toto would be killed, and :

    quot;Dont you dare to bite toto! You ougo be as like you, to bite a poor little dog!”

    quot;I didnt bite ; said t it.

    quot;No, but you tried to,quot; sorted. quot;You are not a big coward.”

    quot;I kno,quot; said t;Ive al. But ?”

    quot;I dont knoo triking a stuffed man, like the poor Scarecrow!”

    quot;Is uffed?quot; asked tc , wted o shape again.

    quot;Of course uffed,quot; replied Dorotill an- gry.

    quot;ts ; remarked t;It astoniso see uffed also?”

    quot;No,quot; said Dorot;in.quot; And she oodman up again.

    quot;ts ; said the Lion.

    quot;c tin it made a cold s is t little animal you are so tender of?”

    quot;oto,quot; anshy.

    quot;Is in, or stuffed?quot; asked the Lion.

    quot;Neit dog,quot; said the girl.

    quot;O I look at ing suct