  CHAPTER 1 Mandy Leaves the Mountain CHAPTER 3 The King of Keretaria CHAPTER 4 The Message in the Horn CHAPTER 8 Handy Mandy Learns about Oz! CHAPTER 10 The King of the Silver Mountain CHAPTER 11 Down to the Prisoners' Pit! CHAPTER 12 Prisoners of the Wizard CHAPTER 13 In the Emerald City of Oz CHAPTER 14 The Robbery Is Discovered! CHAPTER 15 The Pilgrim Returns to the Mountain CHAPTER 16 The Wizard's Bargain! CHAPTER 17 Out of the Prison Pit CHAPTER 18 Wutz and the Gnome King Leave for the Capital! CHAPTER 19 At the Bottom of the Mountain! CHAPTER 21 The Hammer Elf Explains By By Illustrated by The Reilly & Lee Co. COPYRIGHT 1937 By ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Printed in the u. s. a. [Transcriber's Note: Extensive research did not uncover any Hello there! Another spring, another book and another old Wizard in Oz! Imagine! And with Ruggedo mixed up in the story there's bound to be fun and excitement. Now I do hope you like Handy Mandy and Nox. I'm very fond of the Royal Ox, myself. He rather reminds me of Kabumpo, while Kerry is as nice a young King as I've met in an Oz age. But tell me what YOU think. No one, not even Ozma, receives as fine letters as you all write me, and I can hardly wait to hear all this year's news and those interesting Ozzy suggestions. My news comes from the palace of the Red Jinn, today. It seems that he and Kabumpo are really going to pay that long-promised visit to Randy in Regalia. My—y, I'll have to look into this. Meanwhile, best and merriest wishes and a high old happy-go-lucky year to you! RUTH PLUMLY THOMPSON. 254 S. Farragut Terrace, This book is lovingly dedicated to all RUTH PLUMLY THOMPSON April, 1937 |
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