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"That proves you are unusual," returned the Scarecrow. "and I am convinced that the only people worthy of consideration in this world are the unusual ones. For the common folks are like the leaves of a tree, and live and die unnoticed." THAT PROVES YOU ARE UNUSUAL RETURNED THE SCARECROW AND I AM CONVINCED THAT THE ONLY PEOPLE WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION IN THIS WORLD ARE THE UNUSUAL ONES FOR THE COMMON FOLKS ARE LIKE THE LEAVES OF A TREE AND LIVE AND DIE UNNOTICED
 Woodman is equal to making the Thing.” “I’ll do my best,” said Nick, cheerily; “and, as a matter of fact, I do not often fail in what I attempt. But the Thing will have to be built on the roof of the palace, so it can rise comfortably into the air.” [Illustration: image211] “To be sure,” said the Scarecrow. “Then let us search through the palace,” continued the Tin Woodman, “and carry all the material we can find to the roof, where I will begin my work.” “First, however,” said the Pumpkinhead, “I beg you will release me from this horse, and make me another leg to walk with. For in my present condition I am of no use to myself or to anyone else.” So the Tin Woodman knocked a mahogany center-table to pieces with his axe and fitted one of the legs, which was beautifully carved, on to the body of Jack Pumpkinhead, who was very proud of the acquisition. “It seems strange,” said he, as he watched the Tin Woodman work, “that my left leg should be the most elegant and substantial part of me.” ED WOGGLE BUG I BELIEVE IT CAN BE DONE DECLARED TIP THAT IS IF THE TIN WOODMAN IS EQUAL TO MAKING THE THING I'LL DO MY BEST SAID TIP CHEERILY AND AS A MATTER OF FACT I DO NOT OFTEN FAIL IN WHAT I ATTEMPT BUT THE THING WILL HAVE TO BE BUILT ON THE ROOF OF THE PALACE SO THAT IT CAN RISE COMFORTABLY INTO THE AIR TO BE SURE SAID THE SCARECROW THEN LET US SEARCH THROUGH THE PALACE CONTINUED THE TIN WOODMAN AND CARRY ALL THE MATERIAL WE CAN FIND TO THE ROOF WHERE I WILL BEGIN MY WORK FIRST HOWEVER SAID THE PUMPKINHEAD I BEG YOU WILL RELEASE ME FROM THIS HORSE AND MAKE ME ANOTHER LEG TO WALK WITH FOR IN MY PRESENT CONDITION I AM OF NO USE TO MYSELF OR TO ANY ONE ELSE SO THE TIN WOODMAN KNOCKED A MAHOGANY CENTER TABLE TO PIECES WITH HIS AXE AND FITTED ONE OF THE LEGS WHICH WAS BEAUTIFULLY CARVED TO THE BODY OF JACK PUMPKINHEAD WHO WAS VERY PROUD OF THE ACQUISITION IT SEEMS STRANGE HE SAID AS HE WATCHED THE TIN WOODMAN WORK THAT MY LEFT LEG SHOULD BE THE MOST ELOQUENT AND SUBSTANTIAL PART OF ME
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