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The
Scoodlers
began
yelling
and
throwing
their
heads
in
great
numbers
at
our
frightened
friends
.
The
shaggy
man
was
knocked
over
again
,
and
so
was
Button-Bright
,
who
kicked
his
heels
against
the
ground
and
howled
as
loud
as
he
could
,
although
he
was
not
hurt
a
bit
.
One
head
struck
Toto
,
who
first
yelped
and
then
grabbed
the
head
by
an
ear
and
started
running
away
with
it
.
The
Scoodlers
who
had
thrown
their
heads
began
to
scramble
down
and
run
to
pick
them
up
,
with
wonderful
quickness
;
but
the
one
whose
head
Toto
had
stolen
found
it
hard
to
get
it
back
again
.
The
head
could
n't
see
the
body
with
either
pair
of
its
eyes
,
because
the
dog
was
in
the
way
,
so
the
headless
Scoodler
stumbled
around
over
the
rocks
and
tripped
on
them
more
than
once
in
its
effort
to
regain
its
top
.
Toto
was
trying
to
get
outside
the
rocks
and
roll
the
head
down
the
hill
;
but
some
of
the
other
Scoodlers
came
to
the
rescue
of
their
unfortunate
comrade
and
pelted
the
dog
with
their
own
heads
until
he
was
obliged
to
drop
his
burden
and
hurry
back
to
Dorothy
.
The
little
girl
and
the
Rainbow
's
Daughter
had
both
escaped
the
shower
of
heads
,
but
they
saw
now
that
it
would
be
useless
to
try
to
run
away
from
the
dreadful
Scoodlers
.
"
We
may
as
well
submit
,
"
declared
the
shaggy
man
,
in
a
rueful
voice
,
as
he
got
upon
his
feet
again
.
He
turned
toward
their
foes
and
asked
:
"
What
do
you
want
us
to
do
?
"
"
Come
!
"
they
cried
,
in
a
triumphant
chorus
,
and
at
once
sprang
from
the
rocks
and
surrounded
their
captives
on
all
sides
.
One
funny
thing
about
the
Scoodlers
was
they
could
walk
in
either
direction
,
coming
or
going
,
without
turning
around
;
because
they
had
two
faces
and
,
as
Dorothy
said
,
"
two
front
sides
,
"
and
their
feet
were
shaped
like
the
letter
T
upside
down
.
They
moved
with
great
rapidity
and
there
was
something
about
their
glittering
eyes
and
contrasting
colors
and
removable
heads
that
inspired
the
poor
prisoners
with
horror
,
and
made
them
long
to
escape
.
But
the
creatures
led
their
captives
away
from
the
rocks
and
the
road
,
down
the
hill
by
a
side
path
until
they
came
before
a
low
mountain
of
rock
that
looked
like
a
huge
bowl
turned
upside
down
.
At
the
edge
of
this
mountain
was
a
deep
gulf
--
so
deep
that
when
you
looked
into
it
there
was
nothing
but
blackness
below
.
Across
the
gulf
was
a
narrow
bridge
of
rock
,
and
at
the
other
end
of
the
bridge
was
an
arched
opening
that
led
into
the
mountain
.
Over
this
bridge
the
Scoodlers
led
their
prisoners
,
through
the
opening
into
the
mountain
,
which
they
found
to
be
an
immense
hollow
dome
lighted
by
several
holes
in
the
roof
.
All
around
the
circular
space
were
built
rock
houses
,
set
close
together
,
each
with
a
door
in
the
front
wall
.
None
of
these
houses
was
more
than
six
feet
wide
,
but
the
Scoodlers
were
thin
people
sidewise
and
did
not
need
much
room
.
So
vast
was
the
dome
that
there
was
a
large
space
in
the
middle
of
the
cave
,
in
front
of
all
these
houses
,
where
the
creatures
might
congregate
as
in
a
great
hall
.
It
made
Dorothy
shudder
to
see
a
huge
iron
kettle
suspended
by
a
stout
chain
in
the
middle
of
the
place
,
and
underneath
the
kettle
a
great
heap
of
kindling
wood
and
shavings
,
ready
to
light
.
