Ruth Plumly Thompson

Ruth Plumly Thompson

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Portrait of Ruth Plumly Thompson Ruth Plumly Thompson The Hungry Tiger of Oz — Chapter 7 (1926)

The barber clapped Carter comfortably on the back. "Maybe you can pick up some more down here. But where is here, I wonder?"
"Well, any place is better than Rash," exclaimed Betsy, looking about curiously. "The last time I fell through a tunnel I went clear to the other side of the world. Do you s'pose this is the other side of the world? Look, there's the moon!"
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Portrait of Ruth Plumly Thompson Ruth Plumly Thompson The Hungry Tiger of Oz — Chapter 7 (1926)

The rest of the trip was more like a rush through a scenic railway tunnel than anything Betsy ever had experienced. Up slides, down slides, round loops, bends and curves, swooped the Rash prisoners till there was no breath left in any one of them. And when, after a half hour of it, they shot out into the open, they lay for nearly five minutes, perfectly motionless, where they had fallen. Then the Rash singer sat up and in a strangled voice quavered:
"We're down!
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