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Still

,

for

many

days

they

grieved

over

the

loss

of

the

Wonderful

Wizard

,

and

would

not

be

comforted

.

Dorothy

wept

bitterly

at

the

passing

of

her

hope

to

get

home

to

Kansas

again

;

but

when

she

thought

it

all

over

she

was

glad

she

had

not

gone

up

in

a

balloon

.

And

she

also

felt

sorry

at

losing

Oz

,

and

so

did

her

companions

.

The

Tin

Woodman

came

to

her

and

said

:

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"

Truly

I

should

be

ungrateful

if

I

failed

to

mourn

for

the

man

who

gave

me

my

lovely

heart

.

I

should

like

to

cry

a

little

because

Oz

is

gone

,

if

you

will

kindly

wipe

away

my

tears

,

so

that

I

shall

not

rust

.

"

"

With

pleasure

,

"

she

answered

,

and

brought

a

towel

at

once

.

Then

the

Tin

Woodman

wept

for

several

minutes

,

and

she

watched

the

tears

carefully

and

wiped

them

away

with

the

towel

.

When

he

had

finished

,

he

thanked

her

kindly

and

oiled

himself

thoroughly

with

his

jeweled

oil-can

,

to

guard

against

mishap

.

The

Scarecrow

was

now

the

ruler

of

the

Emerald

City

,

and

although

he

was

not

a

Wizard

the

people

were

proud

of

him

.

"

For

,

"

they

said

,

"

there

is

not

another

city

in

all

the

world

that

is

ruled

by

a

stuffed

man

.

"

And

,

so

far

as

they

knew

,

they

were

quite

right

.

The

morning

after

the

balloon

had

gone

up

with

Oz

,

the

four

travelers

met

in

the

Throne

Room

and

talked

matters

over

.

The

Scarecrow

sat

in

the

big

throne

and

the

others

stood

respectfully

before

him

.

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"

We

are

not

so

unlucky

,

"

said

the

new

ruler

,

"

for

this

Palace

and

the

Emerald

City

belong

to

us

,

and

we

can

do

just

as

we

please

.

When

I

remember

that

a

short

time

ago

I

was

up

on

a

pole

in

a

farmer

's

cornfield

,

and

that

now

I

am

the

ruler

of

this

beautiful

City

,

I

am

quite

satisfied

with

my

lot

.

"

"

I

also

,

"

said

the

Tin

Woodman

,

"

am

well-pleased

with

my

new

heart

;

and

,

really

,

that

was

the

only

thing

I

wished

in

all

the

world

.

"

"

For

my

part

,

I

am

content

in

knowing

I

am

as

brave

as

any

beast

that

ever

lived

,

if

not

braver

,

"

said

the

Lion

modestly

.

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