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"Do Winged Monkeys ever eat pumpkins?" asked Jack, with a shiver of fear. "I do not know; but you have little cause to, worry, for the Winged Monkeys are now the slaves of Glinda the Good, who owns the Golden Cap that commands their services," said the Scarecrow, reflectively. DO WINGED MONKEYS EVER EAT PUMPKINS ASKED JACK WITH A SHIVER OF FEAR I DO NOT KNOW BUT YOU HAVE LITTLE CAUSE TO WORRY FOR THE WINGED MONKEYS ARE NOW THE SLAVES OF GLENDA THE GOOD WHO OWNS THE GOLDEN CAPE WHICH COMMANDS THEIR SERVICES SAID THE SCARECROW REFLECTIVELY
thingly. “I am sure Jack meant no harm. And it will not do for us to quarrel, you know; we must all remain good friends.” “I’ll have nothing more to do with that Pumpkinhead,” declared the Saw-Horse, viciously. “he loses his head too easily to suit me.” There seemed no fitting reply to this speech, so for a time they rode along in silence. After a while the Scarecrow remarked: “This reminds me of old times. It was upon this grassy knoll that I once saved Dorothy from the Stinging Bees of the Wicked Witch of the West.” “Do Stinging Bees injure pumpkins?” asked Jack, glancing around fearfully. “They are all dead, so it doesn’t matter,” replied the Scarecrow. “And here is where Nick Chopper destroyed the Wicked Witch’s Grey Wolves.” “Who was Nick Chopper?” asked Tip. “That is the name of my friend the Tin Woodman, answered his Majesty. And here is where the Winged Monkeys captured and bound us, and flew away with little Dorothy,” he continued, after they had traveled a little way farther. OTECT ME FROM INSULT TO BE SURE ANSWERED TIP SOOTHINGLY I AM SURE JACK MEANT NO HARM AND IT WILL NOT DO FOR US TO QUARREL YOU KNOW WE MUST ALL REMAIN GOOD FRIENDS I'LL HAVE NOTHING MORE TO DO WITH THAT PUMPKINHEAD DECLARED THE SAW HORSE VICIOUSLY HE LOSES HIS HEAD TOO EASILY TO SUIT ME THERE SEEMED NO FITTING REPLY TO THIS SPEECH SO FOR A TIME THEY RODE ALONG IN SILENCE AFTER A WHILE THE SCARECROW REMARKED THIS REMINDS ME OF OLD TIMES IT WAS UPON THIS GRASSY KNOLL THAT I ONCE SAVED DOROTHY FROM THE STINGING BEES OF THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST DO STINGING BEES INJURE PUMPKINS ASKED JACK GLANCING ROUND FEARFULLY THEY ARE ALL DEAD SO IT DOESN'T MATTER REPLIED THE SCARECROW AND HERE IS WHERE NICK CHOPPER DESTROYED THE WICKED WITCH'S GRAY WOLVES WHO IS NICK CHOPPER ASKED TIP THAT IS THE NAME OF MY FRIEND THE TIN WOODMAN ANSWERED HIS MAJESTY AND HERE IS WHERE THE WINGED MONKEYS CAPTURED AND BOUND US AND FLEW AWAY WITH LITTLE DOROTHY HE CONTINUED AFTER THEY HAD TRAVELLED A LITTLE WAY FARTHER
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