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451
"
Stupid
people
must
have
streets
and
numbered
houses
in
their
cities
,
to
guide
them
where
to
go
,
"
observed
the
grey
donkey
,
as
he
walked
before
the
visitors
on
his
hind
legs
,
in
an
awkward
but
comical
manner
;
"
but
clever
donkeys
know
their
way
about
without
such
absurd
marks
.
Moreover
,
a
mixed
city
is
much
prettier
than
one
with
straight
streets
.
"
452
Dorothy
did
not
agree
with
this
,
but
she
said
nothing
to
contradict
it
.
Presently
she
saw
a
sign
on
a
house
that
read
:
"
Madam
de
Fayke
,
Hoofist
,
"
and
she
asked
their
conductor
:
453
"
What
's
a
'
hoofist
,
'
please
?
"
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454
"
One
who
reads
your
fortune
in
your
hoofs
,
"
replied
the
grey
donkey
.
455
"
Oh
,
I
see
,
"
said
the
little
girl
.
"
You
are
quite
civilized
here
.
"
456
"
Dunkiton
,
"
he
replied
,
"
is
the
center
of
the
world
's
highest
civilization
.
"
457
They
came
to
a
house
where
two
youthful
donkeys
were
whitewashing
the
wall
,
and
Dorothy
stopped
a
moment
to
watch
them
.
They
dipped
the
ends
of
their
tails
,
which
were
much
like
paint-brushes
,
into
a
pail
of
whitewash
,
backed
up
against
the
house
,
and
wagged
their
tails
right
and
left
until
the
whitewash
was
rubbed
on
the
wall
,
after
which
they
dipped
these
funny
brushes
in
the
pail
again
and
repeated
the
performance
.
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458
"
That
must
be
fun
,
"
said
Button-Bright
.
459
"
No
,
it
's
work
,
"
replied
the
old
donkey
;
"
but
we
make
our
youngsters
do
all
the
whitewashing
,
to
keep
them
out
of
mischief
.
460
"