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L. Frank Baum. The Illustrated Tin Woodman of Oz
TO MY READERS
LIST OF CHAPTERS
Woot the Wanderer. CHAPTER 1
The Heart of the Tin Woodman. CHAPTER 2
Roundabout. CHAPTER 3
The Loons of Loonville. CHAPTER 4
Mrs. Yoop, the Giantess. CHAPTER 5
"YOOP CASTLE"
The Magic of a Yookoohoo. CHAPTER 6
The Lace Apron. CHAPTER 7
The Menace of the Forest. CHAPTER 8
The Quarrelsome Dragons. CHAPTER 9
Tommy Kwikstep. CHAPTER 10
Jinjur's Ranch. CHAPTER 11
Ozma and Dorothy. CHAPTER 12
The Restoration. CHAPTER 13
The Green Monkey. CHAPTER 14
The Man of Tin. CHAPTER 15
Captain Fyter. CHAPTER 16
The Workshop of Ku-Klip. CHAPTER 17
The Tin Woodman Talks to Himself. CHAPTER 18
The Invisible Country. CHAPTER 19
Over Night. CHAPTER 20
Polychrome's Magic. CHAPTER 21
Nimmie Amee. CHAPTER 22
Through the Tunnel. CHAPTER 23
The Curtain Falls. CHAPTER 24
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The Illustrated
TIN WOODMAN
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"Your friend must have been a wonderful workman!" exclaimed Woot.
"He was, indeed," admitted the Emperor. "He was a tinsmith by trade and could make anything out of tin. When I returned to Nimmie Amee, the girl was delighted and threw her arms around my neck and kissed me, declaring she was proud of me. The Witch saw the kiss and was more angry than before. When I went to work in the forest, next day, my axe, being still enchanted, slipped and cut off my other leg. Again I hopped—on my tin leg—to my friend the tinsmith, who kindly made me another tin leg and fastened it to my body. So I returned joyfully to Nimmie Amee, who was much pleased with my glittering legs and promised that when we were wed she would always keep them oiled and polished. But the Witch was more furious than ever, and as soon as I raised my axe to chop, it twisted around and cut off one of my arms. The tinsmith made me a tin arm and I was not much worried, because Nimmie Amee declared she still loved me."
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