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The Yellow Knight of Oz ▾
contents
  1. CHAPTER FOUR
  2. PLOPPA AND SIR HOKUS ESCAPE
  3. CHAPTER FIVE
  4. CONCERNING A CAMEL
  5. CHAPTER SIX
  6. TUZZLE AT THE COURT OF OZ
  7. CHAPTER SEVEN
  8. THE CRUISE OF THE SKYROCKET
  9. CHAPTER EIGHT
  10. A GOLDEN PRINCESS
  11. CHAPTER NINE
  12. SIR HOKUS MEETS AN OLD FRIEND
  13. CHAPTER TEN
  14. THE DESERTED CITY
  15. CHAPTER ELEVEN
  16. THE KNIGHT LOSES HIS CAMEL
  17. CHAPTER TWELVE
  18. CAMY AT THE SULTAN'S COURT
  19. CHAPTER THIRTEEN
  20. KING OF THE QUIX!
  21. CHAPTER FOURTEEN
  22. THE ENCHANTED FOREST
  23. CHAPTER FIFTEEN
  24. FIVE TRAVELLERS MEET
  25. CHAPTER SIXTEEN
  26. SPEEDY IN SAMANDRA
  27. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
  28. THE RESTORATION OF CORUMBIA
  29. CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
  30. THE RETURN OF THE YELLOW KNIGHT
  31. CHAPTER NINETEEN
  32. FOR THE HAND OF A PRINCESS
  33. CHAPTER TWENTY
  34. THE MARRIAGE OF MARYGOLDEN
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The Yellow Knight of Oz

Ruth Plumly Thompson

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