to make one o t ever since t, I  myself up and  see any of them.

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    As it c. o me, I o promise anytc, no you ed o say t I cannot keep my promises.”

    quot;I t; said Dorothy.

    quot;O Im a very bad izard, I must admit.”

    quot;Cant you give me brains?quot; asked the Scarecrow.

    quot;You dont need t it doesnt knoo get.”

    quot;t may all be true,quot; said t;but I shall be very unhappy unless you give me brains.”

    t him carefully.

    quot;ell,quot; ;Im not muc if you o me tomorrouff your  tell you o use t find t out for yourself.”

    quot;O; cried t;Ill find a o use them, never fear!”

    quot;But  my courage?quot; asked the Lion anxiously.

    quot;You y of courage, I am sure,quot; answered Oz.

    quot;All you need is confidence in yourself. t is not afraid rue courage is in facing danger w kind of courage you y.”

    quot;Per Im scared just t; said t;I s of courage t makes one forget he is afraid.”

    quot;Very  sort of courage tomorrow,”

    replied Oz.

    quot; my ?quot; asked tin oodman.

    quot;,quot; ans;I to  a . It makes most people un, you are in luck not to .”

    quot;t must be a matter of opinion,quot; said tin oodman.

    quot;For my part, I  a mur- mur, if you .”

    quot;Very ; ans;Come to me tomorroinue t a little longer.”

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