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    Chapter Three. The Mist Maidens - Page 2

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    Mist Maids held them. Dorothy thought the arms were cold and misty -- they didn't seem real at all -- yet they supported the two girls above the surface of the billows and floated with them so swiftly to the green hillside opposite that the girls were astonished to find themselves set upon the grass before they realized they had fairly started.

    "Thank you!" said Ozma gratefully, and Dorothy also added her thanks for the service.

    The Mist Maids made no answer, but they smiled and waved their hands in good-bye as again they floated out into the mist and disappeared from view.
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