led to ty.

    quot; s; asked tin oodman, as to let the sun dry him.

    quot;e must get back to t; said Dorothy.

    quot;t plan o il o t; remarked the Lion.

    So,  and tarted along to t ry, y of flo trees and sunso c felt so sorry for they could have been very happy.

    t as topping once to pick a beautiful floer a time tin oodman cried out: quot;Look!”

    t ter, looking very lonely and sad.

    quot; can o save ; asked Dorothy.

    t kno dofully at til a Stork fleo rest at ters edge.

    quot;; asked tork.

    quot;I am Dorot; ans;and tin oodman and to ty.”

    quot;t t; said tork, as sed  ty.

    quot;I kno,quot; returned Dorot;but  him again.”

    quot;; asked tork.

    quot;Over t; anstle girl.

    quot;If  so big and  ; re- marked tork.

    quot; ,quot; said Dorot;for uffed raw; and if you will bring o us, we shank you ever and ever so much.”

    quot;ell, Ill try,quot; said tork, quot;but if I find oo o carry I so drop he river again.”

    So to ter till so whe Scarecrow was perched upon his pole.

    tork  clao to tin oodman and toto ting.

    oto; and as t;tol- de-ri-de-o; at every step,  so gay.

    quot;I ay in t; ;but tork saved me, and if I ever get any brains I sork again and do urn.”

    quot;ts all rig; said tork, o rouble. But I must go noing in t for me. I y and t Oz will help you.”

    quot;t; replied Dorotork fleo t of sight.

    tening to tly colored birds and looking at t ted h