The Emerald City of Oz
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Go home, and tell your bandy-legged kingthat as soon as his tunnel is finished the Phanfasms will be with himand lead his legions to the conquest of Oz. The deadly desert alonehas kept us from destroying Oz long ago, and your underground tunnel isa clever thought. Go home, and prepare for our coming!" Guph was very glad to be permitted to go with this promise. Theowl-man led him back down the mountain path and ordered the scarletalligator to crawl away and allow the Nome to cross the bridge ins...afety.
After the visitor had gone a brilliant and gorgeous city appeared uponthe mountain top, clearly visible to the eyes of the gaily dressedmultitude of Phanfasms that lived there. And the First and Foremost, beautifully arrayed, addressed the others in these words: "It is time we went into the world and brought sorrow and dismay to itspeople. Too long have we remained for ourselves upon this mountaintop, for while we are thus secluded many nations have grown happy andprosperous, and the chief joy of the race of Phanfasms is to destroyhappiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go home, and tell your bandy-legged kingthat as soon as his tunnel is finished the Phanfasms will be with himand lead his legions to the conquest of Oz. The deadly desert alonehas kept us from destroying Oz long ago, and your underground tunnel isa clever thought. Go home, and prepare for our coming!" Guph was very glad to be permitted to go with this promise. Theowl-man led him back down the mountain path and ordered the scarletalligator to crawl away and allow the Nome to cross the bridge ins...afety.
After the visitor had gone a brilliant and gorgeous city appeared uponthe mountain top, clearly visible to the eyes of the gaily dressedmultitude of Phanfasms that lived there. And the First and Foremost, beautifully arrayed, addressed the others in these words: "It is time we went into the world and brought sorrow and dismay to itspeople. Too long have we remained for ourselves upon this mountaintop, for while we are thus secluded many nations have grown happy andprosperous, and the chief joy of the race of Phanfasms is to destroyhappiness.
What to read after The Emerald City of 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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