The Emerald City of Oz

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Jazzybee Verlag, 1948 - Fiction - 148 pages

This is the sixth book of the Oz series. Because of financial difficulties, Dorothy's Uncle Henry has lost his farm in Kansas, and so Dorothy decides to accept Ozma's oft-repeated invitation to live in Oz permanently. Ozma transports Uncle Henry and Aunt Em to the Emerald City, and they too become residents of this wonderful fairy-land. Just about this time, Ozma and her people are threatened by the wicked Nome King who attempts to invade Oz and destroy the land. All ends well, but Ozma decides that, to protect her country from any possible uninvited guests in the future, Oz should from this time on be invisible to all those who live outside its domain. This of course means that the Royal Historian of Oz will no longer be able to communicate with the inhabitants, and so no further stories of Oz will be possible.

 

Contents

How The Nome King Became Angry
1
How Uncle Henry Got Into Trouble
5
How Ozma Granted Dorothys Request
10
How The Nome King Planned Revenge
14
How Dorothy Became A Princess
18
How Guph Visited The Whimsies
24
How Aunt Em Conquered The Lion
27
How The Grand Gallipoot Joined The Nomes
33
Chapter 17How They Came To Bunbury
83
How Ozma Looked Into The Magic Picture
89
How Bunnybury Welcomed The Strangers
91
How Dorothy Lunched With The King
95
How The King Changed His Mind
100
How The Wizard Found Dorothy
106
How They Encountered The Flutterbudgets
111
How The Tin Woodman Told The Sad News
116

How The WogglebuG Taught Athlectics
37
How The Cuttenclips Lived
43
How The General Met The First And Foremost
50
How They Matched The Fuddles
57
How The General Talked To The King
64
How The Wizard Practiced Sorcery
67
How Dorothy Happened To Get Lost
72
How Dorothy Visited Utensia
78
How The Scarecrow Displayed His Wisdom
120
How Ozma Refused To Fight For Her Kingdom
125
How The Fierce Warriors Invaded Oz
131
How They Drank At The Forbidden Fountain
133
How Glinda Worked A Magic Spell
138
How The Story Of Oz Came To An End
142
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