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"
Well
then
,
"
said
Dorothy
,
"
let
's
start
on
,
and
we
can
talk
more
as
we
go
.
"
They
proceeded
on
their
journey
in
a
friendly
group
,
for
Polychrome
had
discovered
that
the
copper
man
was
harmless
and
was
no
longer
afraid
of
him
.
Button-Bright
was
also
reassured
,
and
took
quite
a
fancy
to
Tik-tok
.
He
wanted
the
clockwork
man
to
open
himself
,
so
that
he
might
see
the
wheels
go
round
;
but
that
was
a
thing
Tik-tok
could
not
do
.
Button-Bright
then
wanted
to
wind
up
the
copper
man
,
and
Dorothy
promised
he
should
do
so
as
soon
as
any
part
of
the
machinery
ran
down
.
This
pleased
Button-Bright
,
who
held
fast
to
one
of
Tik-tok
's
copper
hands
as
he
trudged
along
the
road
,
while
Dorothy
walked
on
the
other
side
of
her
old
friend
and
Billina
perched
by
turns
upon
his
shoulder
or
his
copper
hat
.
Polly
once
more
joyously
danced
ahead
and
Toto
ran
after
her
,
barking
with
glee
The
shaggy
man
was
left
to
walk
behind
;
but
he
did
n't
seem
to
mind
that
a
bit
,
and
whistled
merrily
or
looked
curiously
upon
the
pretty
scenes
they
passed
.
At
last
they
came
to
a
hilltop
from
which
the
tin
castle
of
Nick
Chopper
could
plainly
be
seen
,
its
towers
glistening
magnificently
under
the
rays
of
the
declining
sun
.
"
How
pretty
!
"
exclaimed
Dorothy
.
"
I
've
never
seen
the
Emp
'
ror
's
new
house
before
.
"
"
He
built
it
because
the
old
castle
was
damp
,
and
likely
to
rust
his
tin
body
,
"
said
Billina
.
"
All
those
towers
and
steeples
and
domes
and
gables
took
a
lot
of
tin
,
as
you
can
see
.
"
"
Is
it
a
toy
?
"
asked
Button-Bright
softly
.
"
No
,
dear
,
"
answered
Dorothy
;
"
it
's
better
than
that
.
It
's
the
fairy
dwelling
of
a
fairy
prince
.
"
The
grounds
around
Nick
Chopper
's
new
house
were
laid
out
in
pretty
flower-beds
,
with
fountains
of
crystal
water
and
statues
of
tin
representing
the
Emperor
's
personal
friends
.
Dorothy
was
astonished
and
delighted
to
find
a
tin
statue
of
herself
standing
on
a
tin
pedestal
at
a
bend
in
the
avenue
leading
up
to
the
entrance
.
It
was
life-size
and
showed
her
in
her
sunbonnet
with
her
basket
on
her
arm
,
just
as
she
had
first
appeared
in
the
Land
of
Oz
.
"
Oh
,
Toto
--
you
're
there
too
!
"
she
exclaimed
;
and
sure
enough
there
was
the
tin
figure
of
Toto
lying
at
the
tin
Dorothy
's
feet
.
