The Road to Oz in Which is Related How Dorothy Gale of Kansas the Shaggy Man
The Road to Oz in Which is Related How Dorothy Gale of Kansas the Shaggy Man
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Under the shade of the trees they found, in the cen- ter of the circle, a crystal pool, its water as still as glass. It must have been deep, too, for when Polychrome bent over it she gave a little sigh of pleasure.
"Why, it 's a mirror!" she cried; for she could see all her pretty face and fluffy, rainbow-tinted gown reflected in the pool, as natural as life.
Dorothy bent over, too, and began to arrange her hair, blown by the desert wind into straggling tangles. Button- Bright leaned over the e...dge next, and then began to cry, for the sight of his fox head frightened the poor little fellow.
"I guess I won't look, " remarked the shaggy man, sadly, for he did n't like his donkey head, either. While Polly and Dorothy tried to comfort Button-Bright, the shaggy man sat down near the edge of the pool, where his image could not be reflected, and stared at the water thoughtfully. As he did this he noticed a silver plate fastened to a rock just under the sur- 146 The Truth Pond face of the water, and on the silver plate was engraved the^e words : THE TRUTH POND "Ah!" cried tne shaggy man, springing to his feet with eager joy; "we 've found it at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under the shade of the trees they found, in the cen- ter of the circle, a crystal pool, its water as still as glass. It must have been deep, too, for when Polychrome bent over it she gave a little sigh of pleasure.
"Why, it 's a mirror!" she cried; for she could see all her pretty face and fluffy, rainbow-tinted gown reflected in the pool, as natural as life.
Dorothy bent over, too, and began to arrange her hair, blown by the desert wind into straggling tangles. Button- Bright leaned over the e...dge next, and then began to cry, for the sight of his fox head frightened the poor little fellow.
"I guess I won't look, " remarked the shaggy man, sadly, for he did n't like his donkey head, either. While Polly and Dorothy tried to comfort Button-Bright, the shaggy man sat down near the edge of the pool, where his image could not be reflected, and stared at the water thoughtfully. As he did this he noticed a silver plate fastened to a rock just under the sur- 146 The Truth Pond face of the water, and on the silver plate was engraved the^e words : THE TRUTH POND "Ah!" cried tne shaggy man, springing to his feet with eager joy; "we 've found it at last.
What to read after The Road to Oz in Which is Related How Dorothy Gale of Kansas the Shaggy Man?
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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