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The scarecrow of oz by l frank baum
The scarecrow of oz by l frank baum













the scarecrow of oz by l frank baum the scarecrow of oz by l frank baum

His brains were sharp, for the Wizard of Oz had put pins and needles in the Scarecrow's brains. The Scarecrow had never been much of a success in scaring crows, but he prided himself on being a superior man, because he could feel no pain, was never tired and did not have to eat or drink. On the head were painted two eyes, two ears, a nose and a mouth. That means he was a suit of blue Munchkin clothes, stuffed with straw, on top of which was fastened a round cloth head, filled with bran to hold it in shape.

the scarecrow of oz by l frank baum

They were so much happier when together that they were seldom apart yet they liked to separate, once in a while, that they might enjoy the pleasure of meeting again. There lived in the Land of Oz two queerly made men who were the best of friends.















The scarecrow of oz by l frank baum