Chapter XVII.
green and trip of emerald green; for Oz o make t s t took to serips toget y feet long.
ted it on t of to make it airtiger he balloon was ready.
quot;But to ride in,quot; t, o ttom of the bal- loon.
o o make a visit to a great brot ty and everyone came to see t.
Oz ordered t in front of t y. tin oodman , and Oz tom of t t air t arose from it o til finally t just touche ground.
t into t and said to all the people in a loud voice:
quot;I am noo make a visit. o obey him as you would me.”
time tugging t to t so mucer in it pulled o rise into the sky.
quot;Come, Dorot; cried t;he bal- loon will fly away.”
quot;I cant find toto any le dog beoto o to bark at a kitten, and Dorot last found ohe balloon.
Seps of it, and Oz , o t her.
quot;Come back!quot; s;I to go, too!”
quot;I cant come back, my dear,quot; called Oz from t.
quot;Good-bye!”
quot;Good-bye!quot; sed everyone, and all eyes urned upo farto the sky.
And t any of t to one another:
quot;Oz iful Emerald City, and noo rule over us.”
Still, for many days t be comforted.
L. Frank Baum