Chapter 5

The Tin Woodman is freed and joins

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  1. Dorothy halts mid-stride with a little cry of surprise, her hand rising to her mouth, as a tiny glint of tin shines in a distant shaft of sunlight.

    3 Dorothy halts mid-stride with a little cry of surprise, her hand rising to her mouth, as a tiny glint of tin shines in a distant shaft of sunlight.

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  2. In a sunbeam in the green forest shade, a rusted tin man stands frozen beside a half-chopped tree with his axe raised overhead.

    6 In a sunbeam in the green forest shade, a rusted tin man stands frozen beside a half-chopped tree with his axe raised overhead.

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  3. In a dim mossy glade, a girl oils the rusted neck of the tin man while a straw-stuffed scarecrow gently turns the shining tin head.

    9 In a dim mossy glade, a girl oils the rusted neck of the tin man while a straw-stuffed scarecrow gently turns the shining tin head.

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  4. The oiled Tin Woodman touches his empty chest and asks if Oz could give him a heart

    10 The oiled Tin Woodman touches his empty chest and asks if Oz could give him a heart

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  5. In a dim green forest, the tin man explains why he would choose a heart over brains

    11 In a dim green forest, the tin man explains why he would choose a heart over brains

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