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361
"
Haven
t
you
,
Henry
?
Haven
t
you
?
"
she
asked
anxiously
.
362
"
Nary
gun
,
Em
.
So
let
s
die
as
brave
an
graceful
as
we
can
.
I
knew
our
luck
couldn
t
last
!
"
363
"
I
won
t
die
.
I
won
t
be
eaten
by
a
lion
!
"
wailed
Aunt
Em
,
glaring
upon
the
huge
beast
.
Then
a
thought
struck
her
,
and
she
whispered
,
"
Henry
,
I
ve
heard
as
savage
beastses
can
be
conquered
by
the
human
eye
.
I
ll
eye
that
lion
out
o
countenance
an
save
our
lives
.
"
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364
"
Try
it
,
Em
,
"
he
returned
,
also
in
a
whisper
.
"
Look
at
him
as
you
do
at
me
when
I
m
late
to
dinner
.
"
365
Aunt
Em
turned
upon
the
Lion
a
determined
countenance
and
a
wild
dilated
eye
.
She
glared
at
the
immense
beast
steadily
,
and
the
Lion
,
who
had
been
quietly
blinking
at
them
,
began
to
appear
uneasy
and
disturbed
.
366
"
Is
anything
the
matter
,
ma
am
?
"
he
asked
,
in
a
mild
voice
.
367
At
this
speech
from
the
terrible
beast
Aunt
Em
and
Uncle
Henry
both
were
startled
,
and
then
Uncle
Henry
remembered
that
this
must
be
the
Lion
they
had
seen
in
Ozma
s
Throne
Room
.
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368
"
Hold
on
,
Em
!
"
he
exclaimed
.
"
Quit
the
eagle
eye
conquest
an
take
courage
.
I
guess
this
is
the
same
Cowardly
Lion
Dorothy
has
told
us
about
.
"
369
"
Oh
,
is
it
?
"
she
cried
,
much
relieved
.
370
"
When
he
spoke
,
I
got
the
idea
;
and
when
he
looked
so
shamed
like
,
I
was
sure
of
it
,
"
Uncle
Henry
continued
.