Dorothy And the Wizard in Oz
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The rays of the colored suns were now shut out from them forever, for the last chinks had been filled up in the wall that separ- ated their prison from the Land of the Mangaboos.
"How big is this hole?" asked Dorothy.
"I'll explore it and see, " replied the boy.
So he carried the lantern back for quite a distance, while Dorothy and the Wizard followed at his side. The cavern did not come to an end, as they had expected it would, but slanted upward through the great glass mountain, running 92 In...to the Black Pit and Out Again in a direction that promised to lead them to the side opposite the Mangaboo country.
"It isn't a bad road, " observed the Wizard, "and if we followed it it might lead us to some place that is more com- fortable than this black pocket we are now in. I suppose the vegetable folk were always afraid to enter this cavern because it is dark; but we have our lanterns to light the way, so I propose that we start out and discover where this tunnel in the mountain leads to. " The others agreed readily to this sensible suggestion, and at once the boy began to harness Jim to the buggy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rays of the colored suns were now shut out from them forever, for the last chinks had been filled up in the wall that separ- ated their prison from the Land of the Mangaboos.
"How big is this hole?" asked Dorothy.
"I'll explore it and see, " replied the boy.
So he carried the lantern back for quite a distance, while Dorothy and the Wizard followed at his side. The cavern did not come to an end, as they had expected it would, but slanted upward through the great glass mountain, running 92 In...to the Black Pit and Out Again in a direction that promised to lead them to the side opposite the Mangaboo country.
"It isn't a bad road, " observed the Wizard, "and if we followed it it might lead us to some place that is more com- fortable than this black pocket we are now in. I suppose the vegetable folk were always afraid to enter this cavern because it is dark; but we have our lanterns to light the way, so I propose that we start out and discover where this tunnel in the mountain leads to. " The others agreed readily to this sensible suggestion, and at once the boy began to harness Jim to the buggy.
What to read after Dorothy And the Wizard in Oz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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