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"

I

certainly

shall

if

I

am

able

,

"

the

Scarecrow

replied

;

"

but

I

must

help

Dorothy

to

get

home

,

first

.

"

As

Dorothy

bade

the

good-natured

Guardian

a

last

farewell

she

said

:

"

I

have

been

very

kindly

treated

in

your

lovely

City

,

and

everyone

has

been

good

to

me

.

I

can

not

tell

you

how

grateful

I

am

.

"

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"

Do

n't

try

,

my

dear

,

"

he

answered

.

"

We

should

like

to

keep

you

with

us

,

but

if

it

is

your

wish

to

return

to

Kansas

,

I

hope

you

will

find

a

way

.

"

He

then

opened

the

gate

of

the

outer

wall

,

and

they

walked

forth

and

started

upon

their

journey

.

The

sun

shone

brightly

as

our

friends

turned

their

faces

toward

the

Land

of

the

South

.

They

were

all

in

the

best

of

spirits

,

and

laughed

and

chatted

together

.

Dorothy

was

once

more

filled

with

the

hope

of

getting

home

,

and

the

Scarecrow

and

the

Tin

Woodman

were

glad

to

be

of

use

to

her

.

As

for

the

Lion

,

he

sniffed

the

fresh

air

with

delight

and

whisked

his

tail

from

side

to

side

in

pure

joy

at

being

in

the

country

again

,

while

Toto

ran

around

them

and

chased

the

moths

and

butterflies

,

barking

merrily

all

the

time

.

"

City

life

does

not

agree

with

me

at

all

,

"

remarked

the

Lion

,

as

they

walked

along

at

a

brisk

pace

.

"

I

have

lost

much

flesh

since

I

lived

there

,

and

now

I

am

anxious

for

a

chance

to

show

the

other

beasts

how

courageous

I

have

grown

.

"

They

now

turned

and

took

a

last

look

at

the

Emerald

City

.

All

they

could

see

was

a

mass

of

towers

and

steeples

behind

the

green

walls

,

and

high

up

above

everything

the

spires

and

dome

of

the

Palace

of

Oz

.

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"

Oz

was

not

such

a

bad

Wizard

,

after

all

,

"

said

the

Tin

Woodman

,

as

he

felt

his

heart

rattling

around

in

his

breast

.

"

He

knew

how

to

give

me

brains

,

and

very

good

brains

,

too

,

"

said

the

Scarecrow

.

"

If

Oz

had

taken

a

dose

of

the

same

courage

he

gave

me

,

"

added

the

Lion

,

"

he

would

have

been

a

brave

man

.

"

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