Shaggy Man

The fifth rock had taken Ruggedo the longest to carve, for it gave the story of his banishment by the great djinn Tidihuchu.

You have probably read this story yourself, how Tick-Tock, Betsy Bobbin, Shaggy Man, and Polychrome, trying to find Shaggy's brother hidden in the Gnome King's metal forest, were thrown down a long tube to the other side of the world, and how the owner of the tube sent Quox the Dragon to punish Ruggedo by banishment from his kingdom, and how Calico was made king of the gnomes.

The sixth rock told of Ruggedo's last attempt to capture Oz.

Meeting Kiki Aru, a high-up boy who knew a magic transformation word.

The fifth rock had taken Ruggedo the longest to carve, for it gave the story of his banishment by the great Djinn Tidihuchu.

You have probably read this story yourself, how Tick-Tock, Betsy Bobbin, Shaggy Man, and Polychrome trying to find Shaggy's brother hidden in the Gnome King's metal forest, were thrown down a long tube to the other side of the world, and how the owner of the tube sent Quox the dragon to punish Ruggedo by banishment from his kingdom, and how Calico was made king of the gnomes.

The sixth rock told of Ruggedo's last attempt to capture Oz.

Meeting Kiki Aru, a high-up boy who knew a magic transformation word, Ruggedo suggested that they change themselves to Lemonegg's queer beast with lion heads, monkey tails, and eagle wings, get all the beasts of Oz to help, and march on the Emerald City.

The fifth rock had taken Ruggedo the longest to carve, for it gave the story of his banishment by the great djinn Tidihuchu.

You have probably read this story yourself, how Tick-Tock, Betsy Bobbin, Shaggy Man, and Polychrome, trying to find Shaggy's brother hidden in the Gnome King's metal forest, were thrown down a long tube to the other side of the world, and how the owner of the tube sent Quox the Dragon to punish Ruggedo by banishment from his kingdom, and how Calico was made king of the gnomes.

The sixth rock told of Ruggedo's last attempt to capture Oz.

Meeting Kiki Aru, a high-up boy who knew a magic transformation word.

The fifth rock had taken Ruggedo the longest to carve, for it gave the story of his banishment by the great djinn Tidihuchu.

You have probably read this story yourself, how Tick-Tock, Betsy Bobbin, Shaggy Man, and Polychrome, trying to find Shaggy's brother hidden in the Gnome King's metal forest, were thrown down a long tube to the other side of the world, and how the owner of the tube sent Quox the Dragon to punish Ruggedo by banishment from his kingdom, and how Calico was made king of the gnomes.

The sixth rock told of Ruggedo's last attempt to capture Oz.

Meeting Kiki Aru, a high-up boy who knew a magic transformation word.

The Way to Butterfield.

"'Please, miss,' said the shaggy man.

'Can you tell me the road to Butterfield?' Dorothy looked him over.

Yes, he was shaggy all right, but there was a twinkle in his eye that seemed pleasant.

'I can tell you, but it isn't this road at all.' 'No?' 'You cross the 10-acre lot, follow the lane to the highway, go north to the five branches, and take...

Let me see...' 'To be sure, miss.

See as far as Butterfield if you like,' said the shaggy man.

'You take the branch next to the willow stump, I believe, or else the branch by the gopher holes, or else...' 'Won't any of them do, miss?' 'Course not, shaggy man.

She was gone, however, and none had seen her go.

Dorothy had met and questioned the Scarecrow, Tik-Tok, the Shaggy Man, Button-Bright, Cap'n Bill, and even the wise and powerful Wizard of Oz, but not one of them had seen Ozma since she parted with her friends the evening before and had gone to her own rooms.

"She didn't say anything last night about going anywhere," observed little Trot.

"No, and that's the strange part of it," replied Dorothy.

But you girls are all mortals, and so are Button Bright and I; so we must watch out for ourselves." "Nothing can kill me," said Ojo the Munchkin boy.

"That is true," replied the Sorceress, "and I think it may be well to divide the searchers into several parties, that they may cover all the Land of Oz more quickly.

So I will send Ojo and Unc Nunkie and Dr. Pipt into the Munchkin Country, which they are well acquainted with, and I will send the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman into the Quadling Country, for they are fearless and brave and never tire; and to the Gillikin Country, where many dangers lurk, I will send the Shaggy Man and his brother, with Tik-Tok and Jack Pumpkinhead.

Dorothy may make up her own party and travel into the Winkie Country.

The fifth rock had taken Ruggedo the longest to carve, for it gave the story of his banishment by the great djinn Tidihuchu.

You have probably read this story yourself, how Tick-Tock, Betsy Bobbin, Shaggy Man, and Polychrome trying to find Shaggy's brother hidden in the Gnome King's metal forest, were thrown down a long tube to the other side of the world, and how the owner of the tube sent Quox the dragon to punish Ruggedo by banishment from his kingdom, and how Calico was made king of the gnomes.

The sixth rock told of Ruggedo's last attempt to capture Oz.

Meeting Kiki Aru, a high-up boy who knew a magic transformation word, Ruggedo suggested that they change themselves to Lemon Egg's queer beast with lion heads, monkey tails, and eagle wings, get all the beasts of Oz to help, and march on the Emerald City.

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THE WAY TO BUTTERFIELD please miss said the shaggy man can you tell me the road to butterfield dorothy looked him over yes he was shaggy all right but there was a twinkle in his eye that seemed pleasant oh yes she replied i can tell you but it isn't this road at all no You cross the ten-acre lot, follow the lane to the highway, go north to the five branches, and take—let me see—' "'To be sure, miss.

See as far as Butterfield, if you like,' said the shaggy man.

"'You take the branch next to the willow stump, I believe, or else the branch by the gopher holes.

Or else—won't any of them do, miss?' course not shaggy man you must take the right road to get to butterfield and is that the one by the gopher stump or dear me cried dorothy i shall have to show you the way you're so stupid wait a minute till i run in the house and get my sunbonnet the shaggy man waited he had an oat straw in his mouth which he chewed slowly as if it tasted good but it didn't There was an apple tree beside the house, and some apples had fallen to the ground.

The shaggy man thought they would taste better than the oat straw, so he walked over to get some.

A little black dog with bright brown eyes dashed out of the farmhouse and ran madly toward the shaggy man, who had already picked up three apples and put them in one of the big wine pockets of his shaggy coat.

The little dog barked and made a dive for the shaggy man's leg, but he grabbed the dog by the neck and put it in his big pocket along with the apples.

The fifth rock had taken Ruggedo the longest to carve, for it gave the story of his banishment by the great Jinn, Titihutu.

You have probably read this story yourself, how Tik-Tok, Betsy Bobbin, Shaggy Man, and Polychrome, trying to find Shaggy's brother hidden in the Nome King's metal forest, were thrown down a long tube to the other side of the world, and how the owner of the tube sent Quox the dragon to punish Ruggedo by banishment from his kingdom, and how Kaliko was made King of the Nomes.

The sixth rock told of Ruggedo's last attempt to capture Oz.

Meeting Kiki Aru, a high-up boy who knew a magic transformation word, Ruggedo suggested that they change themselves to Lumanox queer beasts with lion heads, monkey tails, and eagle wings, get all the beasts of Oz to help, and march on the Emerald City.