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Glinda of Oz

CHAPTER Twelve
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On the contrary, such magic as Coo-ee-oh knew and practiced is unlawful witchcraft and her arts are such as no fairy would condescend to use.

However, it is sometimes necessary to consider evil in order to accomplish good, and perhaps by studying Coo-ee-oh's tools and charms of witchcraft I may be able to save us.

Do you promise to accept me as your Ruler and to obey my commands ?" They promised willingly.
"Then," continued Ozma, "I will go to Coo-ee-oh's palace and take possession of it.

Perhaps what I find there will be of use to me.

In the meantime tell all the Skeezers to fear nothing, but have patience.
Let them return to their homes and perform their daily tasks as usual.
Coo-ee-oh's loss may not prove a misfortune, but rather a blessing." This speech cheered the Skeezers amazingly.


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