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    Chapter Twenty-Four. The Curtain Falls - Page 2

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    his future journeys and to protect the boy as well as she was able, in case he ever got into more trouble.

    All this having been happily arranged, the Tin Woodman returned to his tin castle, and his chosen comrade, the Scarecrow, accompanied him on the way. The two friends were sure to pass many pleasant hours together in talking over their recent adventures, for as they neither ate nor slept they found their greatest amusement in conversation.
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