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"

It

will

do

that

,

"

declared

Johnny

Dooit

.

"

All

you

need

worry

about

is

tipping

over

.

Did

you

ever

sail

a

ship

?

"

"

I

've

seen

one

sailed

,

"

said

the

shaggy

man

.

"

Good

.

Sail

this

boat

the

way

you

've

seen

a

ship

sailed

,

and

you

'll

be

across

the

sands

before

you

know

it

.

"

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With

this

he

slammed

down

the

lid

of

the

chest

,

and

the

noise

made

them

all

wink

.

While

they

were

winking

the

workman

disappeared

,

tools

and

all

.

"

Oh

,

that

's

too

bad

!

"

cried

Dorothy

;

"

I

wanted

to

thank

Johnny

Dooit

for

all

his

kindness

to

us

.

"

"

He

has

n't

time

to

listen

to

thanks

,

"

replied

the

shaggy

man

;

"

but

I

'm

sure

he

knows

we

are

grateful

.

I

suppose

he

is

already

at

work

in

some

other

part

of

the

world

.

"

They

now

looked

more

carefully

at

the

sand-boat

,

and

saw

that

the

bottom

was

modeled

with

two

sharp

runners

which

would

glide

through

the

sand

.

The

front

of

the

sand-boat

was

pointed

like

the

bow

of

a

ship

,

and

there

was

a

rudder

at

the

stern

to

steer

by

.

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It

had

been

built

just

at

the

edge

of

the

desert

,

so

that

all

its

length

lay

upon

the

gray

sand

except

the

after

part

,

which

still

rested

on

the

strip

of

grass

.

"

Get

in

,

my

dears

,

"

said

the

shaggy

man

;

"

I

'm

sure

I

can

manage

this

boat

as

well

as

any

sailor

.

All

you

need

do

is

sit

still

in

your

places

.

"

Dorothy

got

in

,

Toto

in

her

arms

,

and

sat

on

the

bottom

of

the

boat

just

in

front

of

the

mast

.

Button-Bright

sat

in

front

of

Dorothy

,

while

Polly

leaned

over

the

bow

.

The

shaggy

man

knelt

behind

the

mast

.

When

all

were

ready

he

raised

the

sail

half-way

.

The

wind

caught

it

.

At

once

the

sand-boat

started

forward

--

slowly

at

first

,

then

with

added

speed

.

The

shaggy

man

pulled

the

sail

way

up

,

and

they

flew

so

fast

over

the

Deadly

Desert

that

every

one

held

fast

to

the

sides

of

the

boat

and

scarcely

dared

to

breathe

.

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