Chapter 11

The Emerald City and Oz's Four Forms

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  1. The walled Emerald City glows green, the yellow brick road leading to its open gate

    1 The walled Emerald City glows green, the yellow brick road leading to its open gate

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  2. Dorothy, her friends and Toto walk the glittering green marble street of the Emerald City, shading their spectacled eyes against its brilliance.

    4 Dorothy, her friends and Toto walk the glittering green marble street of the Emerald City, shading their spectacled eyes against its brilliance.

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  3. In the round emerald Throne Room, Dorothy stands tiny beside the little door while the enormous bald Head of Oz gazes from the green marble throne.

    7 In the round emerald Throne Room, Dorothy stands tiny beside the little door while the enormous bald Head of Oz gazes from the green marble throne.

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  4. In the round emerald throne room, Dorothy clutches Toto and cries out in shock as the great Head demands she kill the Wicked Witch of the West.

    10 In the round emerald throne room, Dorothy clutches Toto and cries out in shock as the great Head demands she kill the Wicked Witch of the West.

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  5. The Scarecrow gazes up at a winged Lady in green gauze and a jeweled crown on the throne

    11 The Scarecrow gazes up at a winged Lady in green gauze and a jeweled crown on the throne

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  6. Oz appears as a vast, woolly, five-eyed Beast crowded onto the green throne

    12 Oz appears as a vast, woolly, five-eyed Beast crowded onto the green throne

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  7. The Cowardly Lion creeps back from a blazing Ball of Fire before the empty throne

    13 The Cowardly Lion creeps back from a blazing Ball of Fire before the empty throne

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  8. In the great emerald hall, the four friends sit close in a circle of sorrow as Dorothy, wiping her tears, says she will never see Aunt Em and Uncle Henry.

    16 In the great emerald hall, the four friends sit close in a circle of sorrow as Dorothy, wiping her tears, says she will never see Aunt Em and Uncle Henry.

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