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Next
marched
the
Emerald
City
Cornet
Band
,
clothed
in
green-and-gold
uniforms
and
playing
the
"
Ozma
Two-Step
.
"
The
Royal
Army
of
Oz
followed
,
consisting
of
twenty-seven
officers
,
from
the
Captain-General
down
to
the
Lieutenants
.
There
were
no
privates
in
Ozma
's
Army
because
soldiers
were
not
needed
to
fight
battles
,
but
only
to
look
important
,
and
an
officer
always
looks
more
imposing
than
a
private
.
While
the
people
cheered
and
waved
their
hats
and
handkerchiefs
,
there
came
walking
the
Royal
Princess
Ozma
,
looking
so
pretty
and
sweet
that
it
is
no
wonder
her
people
love
her
so
dearly
.
She
had
decided
she
would
not
ride
in
her
chariot
that
day
,
as
she
preferred
to
walk
in
the
procession
with
her
favored
subjects
and
her
guests
.
Just
in
front
of
her
trotted
the
living
Blue
Bear
Rug
owned
by
old
Dyna
,
which
wobbled
clumsily
on
its
four
feet
because
there
was
nothing
but
the
skin
to
support
them
,
with
a
stuffed
head
at
one
end
and
a
stubby
tail
at
the
other
.
But
whenever
Ozma
paused
in
her
walk
the
Bear
Rug
would
flop
down
flat
upon
the
ground
for
the
princess
to
stand
upon
until
she
resumed
her
progress
.
Following
the
Princess
stalked
her
two
enormous
beasts
,
the
Cowardly
Lion
and
the
Hungry
Tiger
,
and
even
if
the
Army
had
not
been
there
these
two
would
have
been
powerful
enough
to
guard
their
mistress
from
any
harm
.
Next
marched
the
invited
guests
,
who
were
loudly
cheered
by
the
people
of
Oz
along
the
road
,
and
were
therefore
obliged
to
bow
to
right
and
left
almost
every
step
of
the
way
.
First
was
Santa
Claus
,
who
,
because
he
was
fat
and
not
used
to
walking
,
rode
the
wonderful
Saw-Horse
.
The
merry
old
gentleman
had
a
basket
of
small
toys
with
him
,
and
he
tossed
the
toys
one
by
one
to
the
children
as
he
passed
by
.
His
Ryls
and
Knooks
marched
close
behind
him
.
Queen
Zixi
of
Ix
came
after
;
then
John
Dough
and
the
Cherub
,
with
the
rubber
bear
named
Para
Bruin
strutting
between
them
on
its
hind
legs
;
then
the
Queen
of
Merryland
,
escorted
by
her
wooden
soldiers
;
then
King
Bud
of
Noland
and
his
sister
,
the
Princess
Fluff
;
then
the
Queen
of
Ev
and
her
ten
royal
children
;
then
the
Braided
Man
and
the
Candy
Man
,
side
by
side
;
then
King
Dox
of
Foxville
and
King
Kik-a-bray
of
Dunkiton
,
who
by
this
time
had
become
good
friends
;
and
finally
Johnny
Dooit
,
in
his
leather
apron
,
smoking
his
long
pipe
.
These
wonderful
personages
were
not
more
heartily
cheered
by
the
people
than
were
those
who
followed
after
them
in
the
procession
.
Dorothy
was
a
general
favorite
,
and
she
walked
arm
in
arm
with
the
Scarecrow
,
who
was
beloved
by
all
.
Then
came
Polychrome
and
Button-Bright
,
and
the
people
loved
the
Rainbow
's
pretty
Daughter
and
the
beautiful
blue-eyed
boy
as
soon
as
they
saw
them
.
The
shaggy
man
in
his
shaggy
new
suit
attracted
much
attention
because
he
was
such
a
novelty
.
With
regular
steps
tramped
the
machine-man
Tik-tok
,
and
there
was
more
cheering
when
the
Wizard
of
Oz
followed
in
the
procession
.
The
Woggle-Bug
and
Jack
Pumpkinhead
were
next
,
and
behind
them
Glinda
the
Sorceress
and
the
Good
Witch
of
the
North
.
Finally
came
Billina
,
with
her
brood
of
chickens
to
whom
she
clucked
anxiously
to
keep
them
together
and
to
hasten
them
along
so
they
would
not
delay
the
procession
.
Another
band
followed
,
this
time
the
Tin
Band
of
the
Emperor
of
the
Winkies
,
playing
a
beautiful
march
called
,
"
There
's
No
Plate
Like
Tin
.
"
Then
came
the
servants
of
the
Royal
Palace
,
in
a
long
line
,
and
behind
them
all
the
people
joined
the
procession
and
marched
away
through
the
emerald
gates
and
out
upon
the
broad
green
.
Here
had
been
erected
a
splendid
pavilion
,
with
a
grandstand
big
enough
to
seat
all
the
royal
party
and
those
who
had
taken
part
in
the
procession
.
Over
the
pavilion
,
which
was
of
green
silk
and
cloth
of
gold
,
countless
banners
waved
in
the
breeze
.
Just
in
front
of
this
,
and
connected
with
it
by
a
runway
had
been
built
a
broad
platform
,
so
that
all
the
spectators
could
see
plainly
the
entertainment
provided
for
them
.
