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Rinkitink in Oz

CHAPTER Seven
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He also helped Rinkitink out, and when the goat had unaided sprung to the sands, the King got upon Bilbil's back, trembling a little internally, but striving to look as brave as possible.
There was a bunch of coarse hair between the goat's ears, and this Inga clutched firmly in his left hand.

The boy knew the Pink Pearl would protect not only himself, but all whom he touched, from any harm, and as Rinkitink was astride the goat and Inga had his hand upon the animal, the three could not be injured by anything the warriors could do.

But Captain Buzzub did not know this, and the little group of three seemed so weak and ridiculous that he believed their capture would be easy.

So he turned to his men and with a wave of his hand said: "Seize the intruders!" Instantly two or three of the warriors stepped forward to obey, but to their amazement they could not reach any of the three; their hands were arrested as if by an invisible wall of iron.

Without paying any attention to these attempts at capture, Inga advanced slowly and the goat kept pace with him.


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