t;to ty,quot; said Dorot;to see t Oz.”

    quot;O; exclaimed t;Are you sure t Oz will see you?”

    quot;?quot; she replied.

    quot; is said t s anyone come into o ty many times, and it is a beautiful and  I ted to see t Oz, nor do I know of any living person who has seen him.”

    quot;Does ?quot; asked the Scarecrow.

    quot;Never. s day after day in t t upon  see o face.”

    quot; is ; asked the girl.

    quot;t is o tell,quot; said tfully. quot;You see, Oz is a Great izard, and can take on any form  some say ; and some say . to otiful fairy, or a bro pleases  well.”

    quot;t is very strange,quot; said Dorot;but  try, in some o see hing.”

    quot;o see terrible Oz?quot; asked the man.

    quot;I  o give me some brains,quot; said the Scarecrow eagerly.

    quot;O easily enoug; declared the man.

    quot;han he needs.”

    quot;And I  o give me a ,quot; said tin ood- man.

    quot;t  trouble ; continued t;for Oz ion of s, of all sizes and shapes.”

    quot;And I  o give me courage,quot; said the Cowardly Lion.

    quot;Oz keeps a great pot of courage in ; said   t;o keep it from running over. o give you some.”

    quot;And I  o send me back to Kansas,quot; said Dorothy.

    quot;; asked th surprise.

    quot;I dont kno; replied Dorot;but it is my s somewhere.”

    quot;Very likely. ell, Oz can do anyt first you must get to see   izard does not like to see anyone, and  ?quot; inued, speaking to toto. toto only