r enemy, o me and obey me as King of t?quot; inquired the Lion.

    quot;e  gladly,quot; returned tiger; and all ts roared y roar: quot;e will!”

    quot; spider of yours no; asked the Lion.

    quot;Yonder, among trees,quot; said tiger, pointing .

    quot;take good care of t; said t;and I  once to figer.”

    o do battle he enemy.

    t spider  its foe turned up . Its legs e as long as tiger s body covered   mouteet long; but its o t. t of t o attack ture, and as  o fig asleep t spring and landed directly upon ters back.

    ts body. Jumping doil topped e dead.

    t back to ts of t ing for him and said proudly:

    quot;You need fear your enemy no longer.”

    ts boo to come back and rule over to Kansas.

    L. Frank Baum