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But the Tin Woodman was not afraid. BUT THE TIN WOODMAN WAS NOT AFRAID
n the school-house.” “Of course it does,” said the Scarecrow, wisely. “All magic is unnatural, and for that reason is to be feared and avoided. But I see before us the gates of the Emerald City, so I imagine we have now overcome all the magical obstacles that seemed to oppose us.” Indeed, the walls of the City were plainly visible, and the Queen of the Field Mice, who had guided them so faithfully, came near to bid them good-bye. “We are very grateful to your Majesty for your kind assistance,” said the Tin Woodman, bowing before the pretty creature. “I am always pleased to be of service to my friends,” answered the Queen, and in a flash she had darted away upon her journey home. [Illustration: image188] [Illustration: image189] The Prisoners of the Queen Approaching the gateway of the Emerald City the travelers found it guarded by two girls of the Army of Revolt, who opposed their entrance by drawing the knitting-needles from their hair and threatening to prod the first that came near.  THIS IS A LIBERVOX RECORDING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBERVOX DAT ORG THE MARVELOUS LAND OF OZ BY L FRANK BAUM CHAPTER FIFTEEN THE PRISONERS OF THE QUEEN APPROACHING THE GATEWAY OF THE EMERALD CITY THE TRAVELLERS FOUND IT GUARDED BY TWO GIRLS OF THE ARMY OF REVOLT WHO OPPOSED THEIR ENTRANCE BY DRAWING THE KNITTING NEEDLES FROM THEIR HAIR AND THREATENING TO PROD THE FIRST THAT CAME NEAR
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