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  1. CHAPTER 4
  2. CHAPTER 5
  3. CHAPTER 6
  4. CHAPTER 7
  5. CHAPTER 8
  6. CHAPTER 9
  7. CHAPTER 10
  8. CHAPTER 11
  9. CHAPTER 12
  10. CHAPTER 13
  11. CHAPTER 14
  12. CHAPTER 15
  13. CHAPTER 16
  14. CHAPTER 17
  15. CHAPTER 18
  16. CHAPTER 19
  17. CHAPTER 20
  18. CHAPTER 21
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The Lost King of Oz

Ruth Plumly Thompson

free · 43,020 words · 4 h 58 m audiobook, read by Phil Chenevert for LibriVox

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    Odd little entry, this one, since you never actually set foot in Oz; it's all open sea, with a reformed pirate happily collecting specimens instead of plunder, a bird who reads aloud, and a sulky boy king who slowly thaws. Cozy if you like voyages more than quests.
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The Lost King of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. The text is in the US public domain, digitized by Project Gutenberg’s volunteers and served from our own copy.

Narrated by Phil Chenevert for LibriVox, also public domain.

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