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As
they
indulged
in
these
sad
plans
for
the
future
they
journeyed
in
sight
of
the
Scarecrow
s
new
mansion
,
and
even
though
filled
with
care
and
worry
over
the
impending
fate
of
Oz
,
Dorothy
couldn
t
help
a
feeling
of
wonder
at
the
sight
she
saw
.
The
Scarecrow
s
new
house
was
shaped
like
an
immense
ear
of
corn
.
The
rows
of
kernels
were
made
of
solid
gold
,
and
the
green
upon
which
the
ear
stood
upright
was
a
mass
of
sparkling
emeralds
.
Upon
the
very
top
of
the
structure
was
perched
a
figure
representing
the
Scarecrow
himself
,
and
upon
his
extended
arms
,
as
well
as
upon
his
head
,
were
several
crows
carved
out
of
ebony
and
having
ruby
eyes
.
You
may
imagine
how
big
this
ear
of
corn
was
when
I
tell
you
that
a
single
gold
kernel
formed
a
window
,
swinging
outward
upon
hinges
,
while
a
row
of
four
kernels
opened
to
make
the
front
entrance
.
Inside
there
were
five
stories
,
each
story
being
a
single
room
.
The
gardens
around
the
mansion
consisted
of
cornfields
,
and
Dorothy
acknowledged
that
the
place
was
in
all
respects
a
very
appropriate
home
for
her
good
friend
the
Scarecrow
.
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"
He
would
have
been
very
happy
here
,
I
m
sure
,
"
she
said
,
"
if
only
the
Nome
King
had
left
us
alone
.
But
if
Oz
is
destroyed
of
course
this
place
will
be
destroyed
too
.
"
"
Yes
,
"
replied
the
Tin
Woodman
,
"
and
also
my
beautiful
tin
castle
,
that
has
been
my
joy
and
pride
.
"
"
Jack
Pumpkinhead
s
house
will
go
too
,
"
remarked
the
Wizard
,
"
as
well
as
Professor
Wogglebug
s
Athletic
College
,
and
Ozma
s
royal
palace
,
and
all
our
other
handsome
buildings
.
"
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"
Yes
,
Oz
will
indeed
become
a
desert
when
the
Nome
King
gets
through
with
it
,
"
sighed
Omby
Amby
.
The
Scarecrow
came
out
to
meet
them
and
gave
them
all
a
hearty
welcome
.
"
I
hear
you
have
decided
always
to
live
in
the
Land
of
Oz
,
after
this
,
"
he
said
to
Dorothy
;
"
and
that
will
delight
my
heart
,
for
I
have
greatly
disliked
our
frequent
partings
.
But
why
are
you
all
so
downcast
?
"