[The Patchwork Girl of Oz by L. Frank Baum]@TWC D-Link bookThe Patchwork Girl of Oz CHAPTER Nineteen 4/14
I lift off my old head, place it on a table before me, and use the face for a pattern to go by.
Sometimes the faces I carve are better than others--more expressive and cheerful, you know--but I think they average very well." Before she had started on the journey Dorothy had packed a knapsack with the things she might need, and this knapsack the Scarecrow carried strapped to his back.
The little girl wore a plain gingham dress and a checked sunbonnet, as she knew they were best fitted for travel.
Ojo also had brought along his basket, to which Ozma had added a bottle of "Square Meal Tablets" and some fruit.
But Jack Pumpkinhead grew a lot of things in his garden besides pumpkins, so he cooked for them a fine vegetable soup and gave Dorothy, Ojo and Toto, the only ones who found it necessary to eat, a pumpkin pie and some green cheese.
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