The Lost Princess of Oz
The Lost Princess of Oz
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That was before I could talk, you know, for I had not yet come into the Land of Oz, and I found it wascertainly very uncomfortable not to be able to make a noise. " "You make enough noise now, " declared Toto. "But none of you haveanswered my question: Where is my growl?" "You may search ME, " said the Woozy. "I don't care for such things, myself. " "You snore terribly, " asserted Toto.
"It may be, " said the Woozy. "What one does when asleep one is notaccountable for. I wish you would wake me ...up sometime when I'm snoringand let me hear the sound. Then I can judge whether it is terrible ordelightful. " "It isn't pleasant, I assure you, " said the Lion, yawning.
"To me it seems wholly unnecessary, " declared Hank the Mule.
"You ought to break yourself of the habit, " said the Sawhorse. "Younever hear me snore, because I never sleep. I don't even whinny asthose puffy meat horses do. I wish that whoever stole Toto's growl hadtaken the Mule's bray and the Lion's roar and the Woozy's snore at thesame time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was before I could talk, you know, for I had not yet come into the Land of Oz, and I found it wascertainly very uncomfortable not to be able to make a noise. " "You make enough noise now, " declared Toto. "But none of you haveanswered my question: Where is my growl?" "You may search ME, " said the Woozy. "I don't care for such things, myself. " "You snore terribly, " asserted Toto.
"It may be, " said the Woozy. "What one does when asleep one is notaccountable for. I wish you would wake me ...up sometime when I'm snoringand let me hear the sound. Then I can judge whether it is terrible ordelightful. " "It isn't pleasant, I assure you, " said the Lion, yawning.
"To me it seems wholly unnecessary, " declared Hank the Mule.
"You ought to break yourself of the habit, " said the Sawhorse. "Younever hear me snore, because I never sleep. I don't even whinny asthose puffy meat horses do. I wish that whoever stole Toto's growl hadtaken the Mule's bray and the Lion's roar and the Woozy's snore at thesame time.
What to read after The Lost Princess 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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