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311
"
You
will
soon
change
your
slippers
for
new
shoes
,
"
replied
Dorothy
.
"
Don
t
be
afraid
,
Aunt
Em
.
Here
is
where
you
are
to
live
,
so
walk
right
in
and
make
yourself
at
home
.
"
312
Aunt
Em
advanced
hesitatingly
.
313
"
It
beats
the
Topeka
Hotel
!
"
she
cried
admiringly
.
"
But
this
place
is
too
grand
for
us
,
child
.
Can
t
we
have
some
back
room
in
the
attic
,
that
s
more
in
our
class
?
"
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314
"
No
,
"
said
Dorothy
.
"
You
ve
got
to
live
here
,
cause
Ozma
says
so
.
And
all
the
rooms
in
this
palace
are
just
as
fine
as
these
,
and
some
are
better
.
It
won
t
do
any
good
to
fuss
,
Aunt
Em
.
You
ve
got
to
be
swell
and
high
-
toned
in
the
Land
of
Oz
,
whether
you
want
to
or
not
;
so
you
may
as
well
make
up
your
mind
to
it
.
"
315
"
It
s
hard
luck
,
"
replied
her
aunt
,
looking
around
with
an
awed
expression
;
"
but
folks
can
get
used
to
anything
,
if
they
try
.
Eh
,
Henry
?
"
316
"
Why
,
as
to
that
,
"
said
Uncle
Henry
,
slowly
,
"
I
b
lieve
in
takin
what
s
pervided
us
,
an
askin
no
questions
.
I
ve
traveled
some
,
Em
,
in
my
time
,
and
you
hain
t
;
an
that
makes
a
difference
atween
us
.
"
317
Then
Dorothy
showed
them
through
the
rooms
.
The
first
was
a
handsome
sitting
-
room
,
with
windows
opening
upon
the
rose
gardens
.
Then
came
separate
bedrooms
for
Aunt
Em
and
Uncle
Henry
,
with
a
fine
bathroom
between
them
.
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Aunt
Em
had
a
pretty
dressing
room
,
besides
,
and
Dorothy
opened
the
closets
and
showed
several
exquisite
costumes
that
had
been
provided
for
her
aunt
by
the
royal
dressmakers
,
who
had
worked
all
night
to
get
them
ready
.
Everything
that
Aunt
Em
could
possibly
need
was
in
the
drawers
and
closets
,
and
her
dressing
-
table
was
covered
with
engraved
gold
toilet
articles
.
319
Uncle
Henry
had
nine
suits
of
clothes
,
cut
in
the
popular
Munchkin
fashion
,
with
knee
-
breeches
,
silk
stockings
,
and
low
shoes
with
jeweled
buckles
.
The
hats
to
match
these
costumes
had
pointed
tops
and
wide
brims
with
small
gold
bells
around
the
edges
.
His
shirts
were
of
fine
linen
with
frilled
bosoms
,
and
his
vests
were
richly
embroidered
with
colored
silks
.
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Uncle
Henry
decided
that
he
would
first
take
a
bath
and
then
dress
himself
in
a
blue
satin
suit
that
had
caught
his
fancy
.
He
accepted
his
good
fortune
with
calm
composure
and
refused
to
have
a
servant
to
assist
him
.
But
Aunt
Em
was
"
all
of
a
flutter
,
"
as
she
said
,
and
it
took
Dorothy
and
Jellia
Jamb
,
the
housekeeper
,
and
two
maids
a
long
time
to
dress
her
and
do
up
her
hair
and
get
her
"
rigged
like
a
popinjay
,
"
as
she
quaintly
expressed
it
.
She
wanted
to
stop
and
admire
everything
that
caught
her
eye
,
and
she
sighed
continually
and
declared
that
such
finery
was
too
good
for
an
old
country
woman
,
and
that
she
never
thought
she
would
have
to
"
put
on
airs
"
at
her
time
of
life
.