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"Yes," Oz said. "I'll make a balloon of silk and fill it with hot air. You must help me, my dear. I am sure that you can sew83 very well."
"Aunt Em taught me to sew, back in Kansas," Dorothy said.
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"I can't come back, my dear," shouted Oz. "Goodbye! Goodbye everyone!"
And so the Great Wizard of Oz left the Emerald City. His people never knew that he was a Great Humbug. They were very sorry to see him go.
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"Where is the monster now?" the Lion asked. |
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"And I am not a coward anymore," said the Lion. |
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Dorothy said nothing. Oz hadn't helped her at all. |
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The monster was asleep when the Lion found him. Its |
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"This is a fine place for a wild animal," the Lion said. "I |
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head from its body. The monster's hairy legs moved for a |
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time, then they stopped. Then the Lion went back to his |
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"Thank you," the Lion replied. "First, I have to help my |
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After a time, they came to a big open place that was full of |
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front of them was a steep hill that was covered with big |
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"I'm sorry," the Lion said. "He was too quick for me." |
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"KeepkcabThi!gllnisholeb stous!" |
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"What can we do?" Dorothy asked. |
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"Who are you?" asked the Scarecrow. |
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"Call the Winged Monkeys!" the Tin Man said. |
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the Quadlings and you can't stop us," the Scarecrow said. |
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"That was your third wish," the King of the Winged |
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Goodbye and good luck!" |
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"Goodbye and thank you!" Dorothy cried. |
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Dorothy walked up to a farmhouse and knocked at the |
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"I am very glad that I helped you," Dorothy said. "You have helped me too. But now I want to go back to Kansas."
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Dorothy. "Knock the shoes together three times and say where you want to go."
"But first I must say goodbye to my friends!" the girl said. Then Dorothy, who was crying now, hugged the Lion and kissed him. She kissed the Tin Man and hugged the
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Aunt Em came out of the house and saw Dorothy. |
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"My dearest child!" she cried. "Where have you come |
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"I have come from the Land of Oz and Toto was there |
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youwant togo,'Glinda told.Dorothy

Points for Understanding
a Three people lived in the little wooden house on the prairie. Who were they?
Whab happenet dt tholittle house whe cyclonthe came ?
"Hours a laterDorothy waswoken a by hard".bump
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"Theb littlewomandressed was |
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Who was the woman and why did she thank Dorothy?
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a "That's better. 1 can move my legs now". (page 18).
a When the friends were on the raft, these things happened
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b "We can't carry him." "He helped us all." (page 30)
Who said these words and who were they talking about?
"Youhavesaved ".Queena (pag 31e )
"Blow this whistle if you need our help again." (page 33)
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