"Isn't one punished enough in knowing he has done wrong?
Don't you wish, Ojo, with all your heart, that you had not been disobedient and broken a Law of Oz ?" "I--I hate to be different from other people," he admitted.
"Yes; one likes to be respected as highly as his neighbors are," said the woman.

"When you are tried and found guilty, you will be obliged to make amends, in some way.

I don't know just what Ozma will do to you, because this is the first time one of us has broken a Law; but you may be sure she will be just and merciful.

Here in the Emerald City people are too happy and contented ever to do wrong; but perhaps you came from some faraway corner of our land, and having no love for Ozma carelessly broke one of her Laws." "Yes," said Ojo, "I've lived all my life in the heart of a lonely forest, where I saw no one but dear Unc Nunkie." "I thought so," said Tollydiggle.

"But now we have talked enough, so let us play a game until bedtime.".