The Tin Woodman of Oz
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And you'll get my nice clean room all dirty with soot and ashes. Whatever possessed you to jump up the chimney?" "I--I was scared, " explained Woot, somewhat ashamed.
"Well, you need renovating, and that's what will happen to you, rightaway. Come with me!" she commanded.
"What are you going to do?" asked Woot.
"Give you a good scrubbing, " said Jinjur.
Now, neither boys nor monkeys relish being scrubbed, so Woot shrankaway from the energetic girl, trembling fearfully. But Jinjur grabbedhim by h...is paw and dragged him out to the back yard, where, in spite ofhis whines and struggles, she plunged him into a tub of cold water andbegan to scrub him with a stiff brush and a cake of yellow soap.
This was the hardest trial that Woot had endured since he became amonkey, but no protest had any influence with Jinjur, who lathered andscrubbed him in a business-like manner and afterward dried him with acoarse towel.
The Bear and the Owl gravely watched this operation and nodded approvalwhen Woot's silky green fur shone clear and bright in the afternoonsun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And you'll get my nice clean room all dirty with soot and ashes. Whatever possessed you to jump up the chimney?" "I--I was scared, " explained Woot, somewhat ashamed.
"Well, you need renovating, and that's what will happen to you, rightaway. Come with me!" she commanded.
"What are you going to do?" asked Woot.
"Give you a good scrubbing, " said Jinjur.
Now, neither boys nor monkeys relish being scrubbed, so Woot shrankaway from the energetic girl, trembling fearfully. But Jinjur grabbedhim by h...is paw and dragged him out to the back yard, where, in spite ofhis whines and struggles, she plunged him into a tub of cold water andbegan to scrub him with a stiff brush and a cake of yellow soap.
This was the hardest trial that Woot had endured since he became amonkey, but no protest had any influence with Jinjur, who lathered andscrubbed him in a business-like manner and afterward dried him with acoarse towel.
The Bear and the Owl gravely watched this operation and nodded approvalwhen Woot's silky green fur shone clear and bright in the afternoonsun.
What to read after The Tin Woodman 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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