n. Beautiful green floood in ttle green books.

    ime to open tures t made hey were so funny.

    In a in and velvet; and all of tted Dorotly.

    quot;Make yourself perfectly at ; said t;and   if you wiso- morrow morning.”

    S Dorot back to to rooms, and eac part of teness ed on tood stupidly in one spot, just o  till morning. It  rest o lie doaring at a little spider  as if it  one of t in oodman lay do being able to sleep,  moving s up and doo make sure t in good , and did not like being s up in a room; but oo muco let t and purred e.

    t morning, after breakfast, to fetctiest goin. Dorot on a green silk apron and tied a green ribbon around totos neck, and tarted for t Oz.

    First to a great lemen of t, all dressed in ricumes.

    to do but talk to eac to  outside tted to see Oz. As Dorotered t hem whispered:

    quot;Are you really going to look upon terri- ble?”

    quot;Of course,quot; ans;if he will see me.”

    quot;O; said taken o t;alt like to o see  first  you looked like, and ed. At last I told  t you to his presence.”

    Just to Dorot;t is t go into throne Room alone.”

    Stle door and Dorot  closely to- geter of t lig as the emeralds sparkle in a wonderful manner.

    But erested Dorot  stood in t

    a body to support it or any arms or legs wever.

    t it  giant.

    As Doroturned slo eadily. thy heard a voice say:

    quot;I am Oz, t and terrible. ho are you, and why do you seek me?”

    It  suced