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    Dorot bitterly at to get o Kansas again; but  all over s gone up in a balloon. And s sorry at losing Oz, and so did her companions.

    tin oodman came to her and said:

    quot;truly I seful if I failed to mourn for t. I so cry a little because Oz is gone, if you ears, so t I s rust.”

    quot;it; s a to once. tin oodman  for several minutes, and scears carefully and o mishap.

    ty, and   alt a izard the people were proud of him.

    quot;For,quot; t;t anoty in all t is ruled by a stuffed man.quot; And, so far as te right.

    ter travelers met in talked matters over. t in tood respectfully before him.

    quot;e are not so unlucky,quot; said t;for ty belong to us, and  as ime ago I  noiful City, I am quite satisfied .”

    quot;I also,quot; said tin oodman, quot;am ; and, really, t he world.”

    quot;For my part, I am content in kno t ever lived, if not braver,quot; said tly.

    quot;If Dorotented to live in ty,quot; continued t;her.”

    quot;But I dont  to live ; cried Dorot;I  to go to Kansas, and live  Em and Uncle henry.”

    quot;ell, t can be done?quot; inquired the oodman.

    to t so  to stick out of his brains. Fi- nally he said:

    quot; call to carry you over t?”

    quot;I never t of t!quot; said Dorot;Its just t once for the Golden Cap.”

    it into tood beside her.

    quot;time you ; said ttle girl. quot; do you wish?”

    quot;I  you to fly o Kansas,quot; said Dorothy.

    But th