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The Journey to the Great Oz

           "AndIshouldgetnoheart,"saidtheTinWoodman. 

           "AndIshouldnevergetbacktoKansas,"saidDorothy. 

           "WemustcertainlygettotheEmeraldCityifwecan,"theScarecrowcontinued,andhepushedsohardonhislongpolethatitstuckfastinthemudatthebottomoftheriver. Then,beforehecouldpullitoutagainorletgotheraftwassweptaway,andthepoorScarecrowleftclingingtothepoleinthemiddleoftheriver. 

           "Good-bye!"hecalledafterthem,andtheywereverysorrytoleavehim. Indeed,theTinWoodmanbegantocry,butfortunatelyrememberedthathemightrust,andsodriedhistearsonDorothy’sapron. 

           OfcoursethiswasabadthingfortheScarecrow. 

           "IamnowworseoffthanwhenIfirstmetDorothy,"hethought. "Then,Iwasstuckonapoleinacornfield,whereIcouldmake-believescarethecrows,atanyrate. ButsurelythereisnouseforaScarecrowstuckonapoleinthemiddleofariver. IamafraidIshallneverhaveanybrains,afterall!" 

           Downthestreamtheraftfloated,andthepoorScarecrowwasleftfarbehind.ThentheLionsaid: 

           "Somethingmustbedonetosaveus. IthinkIcanswimtotheshoreandpulltheraftafterme,ifyouwillonlyholdfasttothetipofmytail." 

           Sohesprangintothewater,andtheTinWoodmancaughtfastholdofhistail. ThentheLionbegantoswimwithallhismighttowardtheshore. 

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