f our Queen?”

    quot;Not I kno; ans trying to t could not be- cause uffed ra;Ohe poppy bed.”

    quot;A Lion!quot; cried ttle Queen. quot; us all up.”

    quot;O; declared t;this Lion is a coward.”

    quot;Really?quot; asked the Mouse.

    quot;; ans;and  anyone  you all h kind- ness.”

    quot;Very ; said t;rust you. But w shall   we do?”

    quot;Are to obey you?”

    quot;O; she replied.

    quot;to come  eacring.”

    turned to t attended old to go at once and get all ion as fast as possible.

    quot;No; said to tin oodman, quot;you must go to trees by truck t he Lion.”

    So t at once to trees and began to  of trees, from  toget of s pieces of a big tree trunk. So fast and so ime to arrive truck hem.

    tions, and ttle mice and middle-sized mice; and eac a piece of string in   time t Dorotly astoniso find anding around and looking at imidly. But told  ev- eryturning to ttle Mouse, he said:

    quot;Permit me to introduce to you y, the Queen.”

    Dorotsy, after tle girl.

    to fasten to truck, using trings t. One end of a string ied around to truck. Of course truck imes bigger to dra; but  quite easily. Even tin oodman could sit on it, and ly by ttle   o the Lion lay asleep.

    After a great deal of o get ruck. to start, for sayed among too long they also would fall asleep.

    At first ttle creatures, many tir truck; but t along bet- ter. Soon t of to t, fresead of t of the flowers.

    Doroto meet ttle mi