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Dorothy
awoke
just
as
the
light
was
beginning
to
get
strong
next
morning
,
and
not
caring
to
sleep
any
later
she
quietly
got
out
of
bed
,
dressed
herself
,
and
left
the
tent
where
Aunt
Em
was
yet
peacefully
slumbering
.
Outside
she
noticed
Billina
busily
pecking
around
to
secure
bugs
or
other
food
for
breakfast
,
but
none
of
the
men
in
the
other
tent
seemed
awake
.
So
the
little
girl
decided
to
take
a
walk
in
the
woods
and
try
to
discover
some
path
or
road
that
they
might
follow
when
they
again
started
upon
their
journey
.
She
had
reached
the
edge
of
the
forest
when
the
Yellow
Hen
came
fluttering
along
and
asked
where
she
was
going
.
"
Just
to
take
a
walk
,
Billina
;
and
maybe
I
’
ll
find
some
path
,
"
said
Dorothy
.
"
Then
I
’
ll
go
along
,
"
decided
Billina
,
and
scarcely
had
she
spoken
when
Toto
ran
up
and
joined
them
.
Toto
and
the
Yellow
Hen
had
become
quite
friendly
by
this
time
,
although
at
first
they
did
not
get
along
well
together
.
Billina
had
been
rather
suspicious
of
dogs
,
and
Toto
had
had
an
idea
that
it
was
every
dog
’
s
duty
to
chase
a
hen
on
sight
.
But
Dorothy
had
talked
to
them
and
scolded
them
for
not
being
agreeable
to
one
another
until
they
grew
better
acquainted
and
became
friends
.
I
won
’
t
say
they
loved
each
other
dearly
,
but
at
least
they
had
stopped
quarreling
and
now
managed
to
get
on
together
very
well
.
The
day
was
growing
lighter
every
minute
and
driving
the
black
shadows
out
of
the
forest
;
so
Dorothy
found
it
very
pleasant
walking
under
the
trees
.
She
went
some
distance
in
one
direction
,
but
not
finding
a
path
,
presently
turned
in
a
different
direction
.
There
was
no
path
here
,
either
,
although
she
advanced
quite
a
way
into
the
forest
,
winding
here
and
there
among
the
trees
and
peering
through
the
bushes
in
an
endeavor
to
find
some
beaten
track
.
"
I
think
we
’
d
better
go
back
,
"
suggested
the
Yellow
Hen
,
after
a
time
.
"
The
people
will
all
be
up
by
this
time
and
breakfast
will
be
ready
.
"
"
Very
well
,
"
agreed
Dorothy
.
"
Let
’
s
see
-
-
the
camp
must
be
over
this
way
.
"
