Chapter 9

The Queen of the Mice rescues the Lion

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  1. The Tin Woodman raises his axe as the Wildcat chases a tiny gray field mouse past him

    1 The Tin Woodman raises his axe as the Wildcat chases a tiny gray field mouse past him

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  2. The Queen of the Field Mice stands upright as her subjects bow almost onto their heads

    2 The Queen of the Field Mice stands upright as her subjects bow almost onto their heads

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  3. Toto bounds among the field mice, who scatter while the Scarecrow and Tin Woodman look on

    3 Toto bounds among the field mice, who scatter while the Scarecrow and Tin Woodman look on

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  4. The Scarecrow points to the poppy bed and offers to save the sleeping Cowardly Lion

    4 The Scarecrow points to the poppy bed and offers to save the sleeping Cowardly Lion

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  5. From high above a sunny riverside meadow, streams of field mice with strings in their mouths converge on Dorothy as she wakes and sits up astonished.

    7 From high above a sunny riverside meadow, streams of field mice with strings in their mouths converge on Dorothy as she wakes and sits up astonished.

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  6. Mice haul the sleeping Lion out of the poppies as the Tin Woodman and Scarecrow push

    9 Mice haul the sleeping Lion out of the poppies as the Tin Woodman and Scarecrow push

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