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Dorothy
stared
at
the
signs
thoughtfully
.
"
Bunbury
sounds
like
something
to
eat
,
"
she
said
.
"
Let
’
s
go
there
.
"
"
It
’
s
all
the
same
to
me
,
"
replied
Billina
.
She
had
picked
up
enough
bugs
and
insects
from
the
moss
as
she
went
along
to
satisfy
her
own
hunger
,
but
the
hen
knew
Dorothy
could
not
eat
bugs
;
nor
could
Toto
.
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The
path
to
Bunbury
seemed
little
traveled
,
but
it
was
distinct
enough
and
ran
through
the
trees
in
a
zigzag
course
until
it
finally
led
them
to
an
open
space
filled
with
the
queerest
houses
Dorothy
had
ever
seen
.
They
were
all
made
of
crackers
laid
out
in
tiny
squares
,
and
were
of
many
pretty
and
ornamental
shapes
,
having
balconies
and
porches
with
posts
of
bread
-
sticks
and
roofs
shingled
with
wafer
-
crackers
.
There
were
walks
of
bread
-
crusts
leading
from
house
to
house
and
forming
streets
,
and
the
place
seemed
to
have
many
inhabitants
.
When
Dorothy
,
followed
by
Billina
and
Toto
,
entered
the
place
,
they
found
people
walking
the
streets
or
assembled
in
groups
talking
together
,
or
sitting
upon
the
porches
and
balconies
.
And
what
funny
people
they
were
!
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Men
,
women
and
children
were
all
made
of
buns
and
bread
.
Some
were
thin
and
others
fat
;
some
were
white
,
some
light
brown
and
some
very
dark
of
complexion
.
A
few
of
the
buns
,
which
seemed
to
form
the
more
important
class
of
the
people
,
were
neatly
frosted
.
Some
had
raisins
for
eyes
and
currant
buttons
on
their
clothes
;
others
had
eyes
of
cloves
and
legs
of
stick
cinnamon
,
and
many
wore
hats
and
bonnets
frosted
pink
and
green
.
There
was
something
of
a
commotion
in
Bunbury
when
the
strangers
suddenly
appeared
among
them
.
Women
caught
up
their
children
and
hurried
into
their
houses
,
shutting
the
cracker
doors
carefully
behind
them
.
Some
men
ran
so
hastily
that
they
tumbled
over
one
another
,
while
others
,
more
brave
,
assembled
in
a
group
and
faced
the
intruders
defiantly
.
Dorothy
at
once
realized
that
she
must
act
with
caution
in
order
not
to
frighten
these
shy
people
,
who
were
evidently
unused
to
the
presence
of
strangers
.
There
was
a
delightful
fragrant
odor
of
fresh
bread
in
the
town
,
and
this
made
the
little
girl
more
hungry
than
ever
.
She
told
Toto
and
Billina
to
stay
back
while
she
slowly
advanced
toward
the
group
that
stood
silently
awaiting
her
.