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131
In
some
of
the
dense
forests
there
lived
great
beasts
of
every
sort
;
yet
these
were
for
the
most
part
harmless
and
even
sociable
,
and
conversed
agreeably
with
those
who
visited
their
haunts
.
The
Kalidahs
-
-
beasts
with
bodies
like
bears
and
heads
like
tigers
-
-
had
once
been
fierce
and
bloodthirsty
,
but
even
they
were
now
nearly
all
tamed
,
although
at
times
one
or
another
of
them
would
get
cross
and
disagreeable
.
132
Not
so
tame
were
the
Fighting
Trees
,
which
had
a
forest
of
their
own
.
133
If
any
one
approached
them
these
curious
trees
would
bend
down
their
branches
,
twine
them
around
the
intruders
,
and
hurl
them
away
.
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134
But
these
unpleasant
things
existed
only
in
a
few
remote
parts
of
the
Land
of
Oz
.
I
suppose
every
country
has
some
drawbacks
,
so
even
this
almost
perfect
fairyland
could
not
be
quite
perfect
.
Once
there
had
been
wicked
witches
in
the
land
,
too
;
but
now
these
had
all
been
destroyed
;
so
,
as
I
said
,
only
peace
and
happiness
reigned
in
Oz
.
135
For
some
time
Ozma
had
ruled
over
this
fair
country
,
and
never
was
Ruler
more
popular
or
beloved
.
She
is
said
to
be
the
most
beautiful
girl
the
world
has
ever
known
,
and
her
heart
and
mind
are
as
lovely
as
her
person
.
136
Dorothy
Gale
had
several
times
visited
the
Emerald
City
and
experienced
adventures
in
the
Land
of
Oz
,
so
that
she
and
Ozma
had
now
become
firm
friends
.
The
girl
Ruler
had
even
made
Dorothy
a
Princess
of
Oz
,
and
had
often
implored
her
to
come
to
Ozma
s
stately
palace
and
live
there
always
;
but
Dorothy
had
been
loyal
to
her
Aunt
Em
and
Uncle
Henry
,
who
had
cared
for
her
since
she
was
a
baby
,
and
she
had
refused
to
leave
them
because
she
knew
they
would
be
lonely
without
her
.
137
However
,
Dorothy
now
realized
that
things
were
going
to
be
different
with
her
uncle
and
aunt
from
this
time
forth
,
so
after
giving
the
matter
deep
thought
she
decided
to
ask
Ozma
to
grant
her
a
very
great
favor
.
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138
A
few
seconds
after
she
had
made
the
secret
signal
in
her
little
bedchamber
,
the
Kansas
girl
was
seated
in
a
lovely
room
in
Ozma
s
palace
in
the
Emerald
City
of
Oz
.
139
When
the
first
loving
kisses
and
embraces
had
been
exchanged
,
the
fair
Ruler
inquired
:
140
"
What
is
the
matter
,
dear
?
I
know
something
unpleasant
has
happened
to
you
,
for
your
face
was
very
sober
when
I
saw
it
in
my
Magic
Picture
.
And
whenever
you
signal
me
to
transport
you
to
this
safe
place
,
where
you
are
always
welcome
,
I
know
you
are
in
danger
or
in
trouble
.
"