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The Patchwork Girl of Oz

CHAPTER Twenty-Five
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I hate work of any kind, and making a raft is hard work." "I'll give you my em'rald ring," promised the girl.
"No; I don't care for emeralds.

If it were a ruby, which is the color I like best, I might work a little while." "I've got some Square Meal Tablets," said the Scarecrow.

"Each one is the same as a dish of soup, a fried fish, a mutton pot-pie, lobster salad, charlotte russe and lemon jelly--all made into one little tablet that you can swallow without trouble." "Without trouble!" exclaimed the Quadling, much interested; "then those tablets would be fine for a lazy man.

It's such hard work to chew when you eat." "I'll give you six of those tablets if you'll help us make a raft," promised the Scarecrow.

"They're a combination of food which people who eat are very fond of.


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