e Monkey King shook his head.

    quot;t cannot be done,quot; ;e belong to try alone, and cannot leave it. t, and I suppose t belong to serve you in any   cross t. Good-bye.”

    And he window, followed by all his band.

    Doroto cry ment. quot;I ed to no purpose,quot; s;for t help me.”

    quot;It is certainly too bad!quot; said tender-ed oodman.

    t so  Dorot .

    quot;Let us call in t; ;and ask his advice.”

    So tered timidly, for he door.

    quot;ttle girl,quot; said to t;. how can she do so?”

    quot;I cannot tell,quot; ans;for nobody , unless it is Oz himself.”

    quot;Is t; asked Dorotly.

    quot;Glinda mig; ed.

    quot;; inquired the Scarecrow.

    quot;tc pocle stands on t, so so cross it.”

    quot;Glinda is a Good itc s; asked the child.

    quot;t; said t;and so everyone. I  Glinda is a beautiful e of the many years she has lived.”

    quot; to le?quot; asked Dorothy.

    quot;traigo t; ;but it is said to be full of dangers to travelers. ts in t like strangers   to cross try. For to ty.”

    t the Scarecrow said:

    quot;It seems, in spite of dangers, t t to travel to to ays  back to Kansas.”

    quot;You must ; remarked tin oodman.

    quot;I ; said the Scarecrow.

    quot;I s; declared t;for I am tired of your city and long for try again. I am really a , you knoo protect her.”

    quot;t is true,quot; agreed t;My axe may be of service to o th.”

    quot;art?quot; asked the Scarec