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471
"
How
can
a
wooden
thing
be
so
intelligent
?
"
he
asked
.
472
"
Why
,
I
gave
him
some
sawdust
brains
the
last
time
I
fitted
his
head
with
new
ears
,
"
explained
the
Wizard
.
"
The
sawdust
was
made
from
hard
knots
,
and
now
the
Sawhorse
is
able
to
think
out
any
knotty
problem
he
meets
with
.
"
473
"
I
see
,
"
said
Uncle
Henry
.
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474
"
I
don
t
,
"
remarked
Aunt
Em
;
but
no
one
paid
any
attention
to
this
statement
.
475
Before
long
they
came
to
a
stately
building
that
stood
upon
a
green
plain
with
handsome
shade
trees
grouped
here
and
there
.
476
"
What
is
that
?
"
asked
Uncle
Henry
.
477
"
That
,
"
replied
the
Wizard
,
"
is
the
Royal
Athletic
College
of
Oz
,
which
is
directed
by
Professor
H
.
M
.
Wogglebug
,
T
.
E
.
"
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478
"
Let
s
stop
and
make
a
call
,
"
suggested
Dorothy
.
479
So
the
Sawhorse
drew
up
in
front
of
the
great
building
and
they
were
met
at
the
door
by
the
learned
Wogglebug
himself
.
He
seemed
fully
as
tall
as
the
Wizard
,
and
was
dressed
in
a
red
and
white
checked
vest
and
a
blue
swallow
-
tailed
coat
,
and
had
yellow
knee
breeches
and
purple
silk
stockings
upon
his
slender
legs
.
A
tall
hat
was
jauntily
set
upon
his
head
and
he
wore
spectacles
over
his
big
bright
eyes
.
480
"
Welcome
,
Dorothy
,
"
said
the
Wogglebug
;
"
and
welcome
to
all
your
friends
.
We
are
indeed
pleased
to
receive
you
at
this
great
Temple
of
Learning
.
"