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Dorothy
decided
that
if
anyone
could
help
her
it
would
be
Glinda
the
Good
,
the
wonderful
Sorceress
of
Oz
who
was
Ozma
’
s
faithful
subject
and
friend
.
But
Glinda
’
s
castle
was
in
the
Quadling
Country
and
quite
a
journey
from
the
Emerald
City
.
So
the
little
girl
went
to
Ozma
and
asked
permission
to
use
the
Wooden
Sawhorse
and
the
royal
Red
Wagon
to
pay
a
visit
to
Glinda
,
and
the
girl
Ruler
kissed
Princess
Dorothy
and
graciously
granted
permission
.
The
Wooden
Sawhorse
was
one
of
the
most
remarkable
creatures
in
Oz
.
Its
body
was
a
small
log
and
its
legs
were
limbs
of
trees
stuck
in
the
body
.
Its
eyes
were
knots
,
its
mouth
was
sawed
in
the
end
of
the
log
and
its
ears
were
two
chips
.
A
small
branch
had
been
left
at
the
rear
end
of
the
log
to
serve
as
a
tail
.
Ozma
herself
,
during
one
of
her
early
adventures
,
had
brought
this
wooden
horse
to
life
,
and
so
she
was
much
attached
to
the
queer
animal
and
had
shod
the
bottoms
of
its
wooden
legs
with
plates
of
gold
so
they
would
not
wear
out
.
The
Sawhorse
was
a
swift
and
willing
traveler
,
and
though
it
could
talk
if
need
arose
,
it
seldom
said
anything
unless
spoken
to
.
When
the
Sawhorse
was
harnessed
to
the
Red
Wagon
there
were
no
reins
to
guide
him
because
all
that
was
needed
was
to
tell
him
where
to
go
.
Dorothy
now
told
him
to
go
to
Glinda
’
s
Castle
and
the
Sawhorse
carried
her
there
with
marvelous
speed
.
"
Glinda
,
"
said
Dorothy
,
when
she
had
been
greeted
by
the
Sorceress
,
who
was
tall
and
stately
,
with
handsome
and
dignified
features
and
dressed
in
a
splendid
and
becoming
gown
,
"
what
are
you
going
to
give
Ozma
for
a
birthday
present
?
"
The
Sorceress
smiled
and
answered
:
"
Come
into
my
patio
and
I
will
show
you
.
"
So
they
entered
a
place
that
was
surrounded
by
the
wings
of
the
great
castle
but
had
no
roof
,
and
was
filled
with
flowers
and
fountains
and
exquisite
statuary
and
many
settees
and
chairs
of
polished
marble
or
filigree
gold
.
Here
there
were
gathered
fifty
beautiful
young
girls
,
Glinda
’
s
handmaids
,
who
had
been
selected
from
all
parts
of
the
Land
of
Oz
on
account
of
their
wit
and
beauty
and
sweet
dispositions
.
It
was
a
great
honor
to
be
made
one
of
Glinda
’
s
handmaidens
.
