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531
"
I
know
,
Trot
,
and
that
s
what
sticks
me
.
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We
re
livin
in
a
magic
country
,
but
neither
of
us
knows
any
magic
an
so
we
can
t
help
ourselves
.
"
533
"
Couldn
t
the
Wizard
of
Oz
help
us
or
Glinda
the
Good
?
"
asked
the
little
girl
.
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534
"
Ah
,
now
we
re
beginnin
to
reason
,
"
he
answered
.
"
I
d
probably
thought
o
that
,
myself
,
in
a
minute
more
.
By
good
luck
the
Glass
Cat
is
free
,
an
so
it
can
run
back
to
the
Emerald
City
an
tell
the
Wizard
about
our
fix
,
an
ask
him
to
come
an
help
us
get
loose
.
"
535
"
Will
you
go
?
"
Trot
asked
the
cat
,
speaking
very
earnestly
.
536
"
I
m
no
messenger
,
to
be
sent
here
and
there
,
"
asserted
the
curious
animal
in
a
sulky
tone
of
voice
.
537
"
Well
,
"
said
Cap
n
Bill
,
"
you
ve
got
to
go
home
,
anyhow
,
cause
you
don
t
want
to
stay
here
,
I
take
it
.
And
,
when
you
get
home
,
it
wouldn
t
worry
you
much
to
tell
the
Wizard
what
s
happened
to
us
.
"
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538
"
That
s
true
,
"
said
the
cat
,
sitting
on
its
haunches
and
lazily
washing
its
face
with
one
glass
paw
.
"
I
don
t
mind
telling
the
Wizard
when
I
get
home
.
"
539
"
Won
t
you
go
now
?
"
pleaded
Trot
.
"
We
don
t
want
to
stay
here
any
longer
than
we
can
help
,
and
everybody
in
Oz
will
be
interested
in
you
,
and
call
you
a
hero
,
and
say
nice
things
about
you
because
you
helped
your
friends
out
of
trouble
.
"
540
That
was
the
best
way
to
manage
the
Glass
Cat
,
which
was
so
vain
that
it
loved
to
be
praised
.