lled. No ask to see me again until you ask.”

    Sorro t back ing to  Oz o ;t; s;for Oz  send me il I c; and t I can never do.”

    could do noto  to o sleep.

    t morning to the Scarecrow and said:

    quot;Come  for you.”

    So tted into t tting in t lovely Lady. S t ttered if test breathem.

    tily as rauffing  iful creature, sly, and said:

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

    Noed to see t old onis he answered her bravely.

    quot;I am only a Scarecrouffed rao you praying t you  brains in my ead of stra I may become as mucher in your dominions.”

    quot;; asked the Lady.

    quot;Because you are he Scarecrow.

    quot;I never grant favors  some return,quot; said Oz; quot;but tc, I o many brains, and suc you  man in all the Land of Oz.”

    quot;I t you asked Doroto kill tc; said the Scarecrow, in surprise.

    quot;So I did. I dont care il s grant your il you ly desire.”

    t sorroo old t Oz o   find t t izard  a  a lovely Lady.

    quot;All t; said t;s as mucin oodman.”

    On t morning to tin oodman and said, quot;Oz  for you. Follow me.”

    So tin oodman follo t kno;For,quot; o ;if it is t be given a , since a  of its o feel for me. But if it is t, for all ladies are to be kindly ed.

    But  taken t terrible Beast. It rong enougo s  of its body, and it also had five long, slim legs.

    t of it, and a more dread- ful-looking monster could not be imagined. It unate