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91
"
We
re
coming
to
something
now
,
"
announced
the
horse
.
92
At
this
they
both
put
their
heads
over
the
side
of
the
buggy
and
looked
down
.
Yes
;
there
was
land
below
them
;
and
not
so
very
far
away
,
either
.
But
they
were
floating
very
,
very
slowly
so
slowly
that
it
could
no
longer
be
called
a
fall
and
the
children
had
ample
time
to
take
heart
and
look
about
them
.
93
They
saw
a
landscape
with
mountains
and
plains
,
lakes
and
rivers
,
very
like
those
upon
the
earth
s
surface
;
but
all
the
scene
was
splendidly
colored
by
the
variegated
lights
from
the
six
suns
.
Here
and
there
were
groups
of
houses
that
seemed
made
of
clear
glass
,
because
they
sparkled
so
brightly
.
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94
"
I
m
sure
we
are
in
no
danger
,
"
said
Dorothy
,
in
a
sober
voice
.
"
We
are
falling
so
slowly
that
we
can
t
be
dashed
to
pieces
when
we
land
,
and
this
country
that
we
are
coming
to
seems
quite
pretty
.
"
95
"
We
ll
never
get
home
again
,
though
!
"
declared
Zeb
,
with
a
groan
.
96
"
Oh
,
I
m
not
so
sure
of
that
,
"
replied
the
girl
.
"
But
don
t
let
us
worry
over
such
things
,
Zeb
;
we
can
t
help
ourselves
just
now
,
you
know
,
and
I
ve
always
been
told
it
s
foolish
to
borrow
trouble
.
"
97
The
boy
became
silent
,
having
no
reply
to
so
sensible
a
speech
,
and
soon
both
were
fully
occupied
in
staring
at
the
strange
scenes
spread
out
below
them
.
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98
They
seemed
to
be
falling
right
into
the
middle
of
a
big
city
which
had
many
tall
buildings
with
glass
domes
and
sharp
-
pointed
spires
.
These
spires
were
like
great
spear
-
points
,
and
if
they
tumbled
upon
one
of
them
they
were
likely
to
suffer
serious
injury
.
99
Jim
the
horse
had
seen
these
spires
,
also
,
and
his
ears
stood
straight
up
with
fear
,
while
Dorothy
and
Zeb
held
their
breaths
in
suspense
.
But
no
;
they
floated
gently
down
upon
a
broad
,
flat
roof
,
and
came
to
a
stop
at
last
.
100
When
Jim
felt
something
firm
under
his
feet
the
poor
beast
s
legs
trembled
so
much
that
he
could
hardly
stand
;
but
Zeb
at
once
leaped
out
of
the
buggy
to
the
roof
,
and
he
was
so
awkward
and
hasty
that
he
kicked
over
Dorothy
s
bird
-
cage
,
which
rolled
out
upon
the
roof
so
that
the
bottom
came
off
.
At
once
a
pink
kitten
crept
out
of
the
upset
cage
,
sat
down
upon
the
glass
roof
,
and
yawned
and
blinked
its
round
eyes
.